The ancients wrote poems about heavy snow.

The ancients wrote poems about heavy snow as follows:

1, Tang Zuyong's Looking at the Snow Peak in Central South;

Looking south, the northern mountain is beautiful and snowy, like a cloud.

After the snow in Chu Qing, the afterglow of the sun shone from the forest. It was late, and Chang 'an was even more chilly.

Interpretation: Looking at the south from a distance, the mountains in the north are beautiful and snowy, like a cloud. In Chu Qing, the setting sun shines on the top of the forest after the snow, and in the evening, Chang 'an adds cold.

2. Li Yi's "Joining the Army in the North" in the Tang Dynasty:

After the snow in Tianshan Mountain, the sea is very cold, and it is difficult to play the flute.

There were 300,000 people in the village, and I looked back at the moon for a while.

Interpretation: There was a heavy snow in Tianshan Mountain, and the wind blowing from Qinghai Lake added to the chill. On the March, the soldiers played the flute "Difficult to Walk". Hearing this sad farewell song, 300,000 soldiers stationed in the border area all looked up at the rising moon.

3. After Snow in the Mountain by Zheng Xie in Qing Dynasty;

Opening the door in the morning is full of snow, the snow is clear, the clouds are light and the sun is cold.

There is no drop of plum blossom frozen on the eaves, which is a kind of loneliness. ?

Commentary: When I opened the door in the morning, I saw that the top of the mountain had been covered by a heavy snow. At this time, the sky has cleared, and the light of the rising sun has become cold through the faint white clouds. The snow on the eaves has not yet begun to melt, and the plum branches in the yard are still frozen by ice and snow. How unusual is such a deserted atmosphere!

4. Gao's Snow Piece in Tang Dynasty:

At this time, the tall building looked into the distance, and all the dangerous forks in the human world were covered with snow.

Snowflakes are flying in front of the window, and I sit at the window and watch the green bamboo become as white as white.

Interpretation: Snowflakes drifted into the window, and I sat by the window, watching the bamboo become as white as white as white jade. At this time, I just boarded the tall building and looked far away. All the sinister forks in the world are covered with heavy snow.

5. Ma Zhiyuan's "Shouyang Qu Jiang Tian Mu Xue" in Yuan Dynasty:

It will be dusk, the snow will dance wildly, and the catkins will float in Ban Mei.

When the river came to Canhua in the evening, the fisherman disappeared. ?

Interpretation: There is a wind blowing in Tingzhou. Seen from a distance, the sky sweeps the waves like a jade carving. It's a vast expanse of whiteness, and there is a line between water and sky. How magnificent. The fisherman felt cold and wanted to go home, but he couldn't remember the way home. At this time, the fisherman lay freely on the boat, letting it drift and let it go back. Only a small fishing boat loomed in the thick clouds. ?