Poetry praising the vibrant spring

1. Snowflakes drop ice bamboo shoots and steal back willow tips during the Spring Festival.

From Ray's Spring Day. Ice bamboo shoots refer to ice and are shaped like bamboo shoots. The poem describes the early spring scene of melting ice and snow, spring returning to the earth and new green willows.

2. The grass tree knows that spring will come back soon, and all kinds of reds and purples beat Fang Fei.

From Late Spring by Tang Hanyu. Fang Fei, fragrant flowers and plants. This poem describes the most prosperous scene of flowers and trees in late spring. In the poem, the flowers and trees are personified by personification rhetoric, and the poet's feelings of cherishing and loving spring are highlighted by saying that he knows that spring is coming to an end and is particularly disappointing.

I don't know who cut the thin leaves, but the spring breeze in February is like scissors.

It's from "Singing Willow" by Tang He Zhang Zhi. This poem describes the great power of the spring breeze in February. Spring breeze blows, spring is pneumatic, everything revives, plants sprout and willow leaves are green. This is a natural phenomenon. The poet deliberately asked a question with the phrase "I don't know who cut the thin leaves", and then compared the spring breeze with the "scissors" in the hands of a beautiful woman who excels in nature, cutting the thin leaves of weeping willows one by one, which is vivid and emphasizes the unusual natural power of the spring breeze.

4. Residual clouds bring rain and light snow, and tender willows contain smoke and gold.

From Tang, "Early Spring Mountain Residence Send Friends to the City". The poem describes the scene of early spring when it is warm and cold: residual clouds bring rain, light snow floats, willow buds first spit, and the color is like gold.

5. The river is green and the lotus leaf is as big as money.

It's from Zhang Tang's Spring Biequ. The poem describes the scene of late spring: the river is dyed green and the lotus leaf just emerges from the water.