Poetry with geographical knowledge

1 Like a strong spring wind, at night, it blew open the petals of 10,000 pear trees. I-Don's Snow White Farewell to the Field-Wu, the scribe, went home.

This poem comes from Unit 6 in the second volume of Grade 8. It reflects that the cold front blows first and then the rain (snow) when crossing the border.

Characteristics of weather changes.

2. The north wind rolls white grass, and eight In the snow crosses Tatar Day-Tang's "Bai Xuege Farewell to Tian Li Wu's Home"

This poem comes from Unit 6 in the second volume of Grade 8. This poem describes the climate in early winter in northern China.

Condition, reflecting the climate characteristics of temperate continental climate.

3. Look, the Benma River is heading for Xue Hai! , and sand, from the desert, yellow flies to heaven, this September night blowing cold wheel towers, as big as the gravel of a river.

Dou, the Don Cen Can who fell headlong and went with the wind. Farewell to Feng, the general of the Western Expedition, for his song of running the horse river.

This word comes from the second volume of the ninth grade, Reciting Ancient Poems after Class. It reflects the climate characteristics of Xinjiang:

Xinjiang is in the west of Daxing 'anling, Yinshan, Helan, Bayan Kara and Gangdise Mountains, which belongs to non-monsoon.

Area, which is not affected by the summer monsoon, so there is little rain, the desert is widely distributed, and gravel can be seen everywhere at the foot of the mountain.

But it is close to the source of the winter wind and is greatly influenced by the winter wind. The platform in September, the night wind whistling,

Sand and stones are flying, and the wind is very strong.

4. Happiness on earth is often like this. Qian Shan flows eastward, and Li Bai dreams of climbing Tianmu Mountain.

How much sadness can you have? Just like a river flowing eastward-Yu Meiren by Li Yu in Southern Tang Dynasty.

River of no return, romantic figure of the ages-Northern Song Dynasty ● Su Shi's Nian Nu Jiao ● Nostalgia for the Red Cliff.

These three groups of words are all from Unit 2, Book 3 of Chinese in senior high school. These words all indicate that our country is high in the west and low in the east.

Form. It is precisely because the topography of our country is generally high in the west and low in the east that most rivers flow from west to east.

5. You didn't see how the water of the Yellow River moved out of heaven and into the ocean, never to return-Tang● Li Bai's "Going into Wine"

This poem comes from Unit 5, Book 5 of Chinese in senior high school. It not only points out the direction of the Yellow River, but also reveals me.

The terrain is high in the west and low in the east.