Idioms describing winter weather

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The early wind is biting and the cold is pressing, adding frost to the snow. The spring is white and the winter is cloudy and winter. The summer is warm and clear. There is no winter and no summer.

Autumn harvest, winter, winter fur, summer fur, twelfth lunar month, winter cold, charcoal, frost and dew in the ice and snow. Feeling cold and warm.< /p>

As cold as ice and ice, as cold as water Three feet of ice is not as cold as a day

Ice and snow: The sky is covered with ice and snow, describing it as very cold.

Drips of water turn into ice: Water droplets turn into ice as soon as they fall. Describes a very cold weather. Example: "The weather in the north is very cold, and dripping water turns into ice."

Cold hands and feet: describes the cold weather.

Bitter cold wind: The cold wind makes bones ache. Describes the weather as windy and cold. Example: "In the early morning of winter in the north, dripping water turned into ice, and the wind was biting."

Bitter cold: very cold, mostly used to describe the weather. For example; "For the past nine days, the wind has been blowing and the chill is overwhelming. This is another extremely cold winter."

天冰地剼: Describes the weather being so cold that the ground is cracked by the frost. Example: "This cold winter is the golden season for logging."

Cold as ice: describes the weather as being very cold. Example: "He swung the big pickaxe like a whirlwind. Even though it was the twelfth lunar month of winter, he was still sweating profusely."

Bone-to-bone chill: The cold air penetrated the bones, Describes a very cold weather. Example: "When the dawn had not yet arrived, I felt very cold to the bone, so I hurried back to the dormitory, picked up some clothes and put them on."

Snow cellar and ice sky: a severely cold area, containing severe cold meaning. Example: "The Han Dynasty envoy Su Wu worked for the Huns in the snowy and icy northern country for nineteen years."

Snow and wind: wind and snow. Describe severe cold.

Ancient poems\famous lines:

The rain and snow are lingering, and when the sun sets, they disappear.

The rain and snow are lingering.

The rain and snow are lingering. One way of saying it is like "piaopiao". 晛; the heat of the sun. Said: It is a auxiliary word with no real meaning.

"The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Jiao Gong"

The cold wind destroys the trees, and the severe frost freezes the orchids in the courtyard

Han·Yuefu Ancient Ci "Ancient Poetry for Jiao Zhongqing's Wife" ""

The wind is desolate at the end of the year, and the snow is shining through the sun. There is no sound in my ears, but my eyes are clear

Desolate: cold and desolate. Yiyi: dark. Hope: Less. In the eye: what the eyes see. Hao: White.

Jin Dynasty Tao Yuanming's "Written in the middle of the twelfth month of Guimao year and respect my younger brother"

The difference in the air can be calculated by spreading salt, but it is not like catkins blowing up in the wind

< p>Xie Daoyun of Jin Dynasty's "Couplet of Ode to Snow": "What does the white snow look like? The difference can be imagined by spreading salt in the air, but it is not like the catkins blowing up due to the wind."

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Shuofeng: north wind. Jin: Violent. Sad: sad.

"Twilight of the Year" by Xie Lingyun of the Southern Song Dynasty

The wind shook the bamboos across the window, and the mountain was covered with snow when the door opened

Window: window. Feng Jing Bamboo: The wind carries snow and hits the bamboo, making a rustling sound.

Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty, "Reminiscing about the Snow at Hu Jushi's House in the Winter Evening"

I don't know if Ting Xie has fallen this morning, but I suspect that the forest flowers bloomed last night

Ting Xie: Snowflakes falling in the courtyard.

Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty Zhiwen's "What to do if there is snow in the garden"

The sound of water is ice and swallowed, and the sand road is flat in the snow

Tang Dynasty Liu Changqing's "Reward" Zhang Xiaxue wrote in the bitter cold on his way to the state for a farewell visit at night"

A vine path is green, and thousands of snow-capped peaks are clear

"Returning to the Old Mountain in Winter" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty

The ground is white, the wind is cold, and the snowflakes are as big as hands

Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty "Mocking Wang Liyang for Refusing to Drink"

The snowflakes in Yanshan are as big as mats, and they blow down Xuanyuan Terrace one after another

Xuanyuan Terrace: According to legend, it was the place where the Yellow Emperor captured Chiyou.

"Travel to the North Wind" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty

The clouds are low in the dusk, and the snow is dancing in the returning wind

Returning wind: the whirling wind.

"Dear Snow" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty

The frost is severe and the clothes are broken, and the fingers cannot be knotted when pointing straight.

Zhizhi: the fingers are stiff.

"Five Hundred Words of Odyssey from Beijing to Fengxian County" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty

The clouds are clear and the gulls are dancing, the wind is against the geese and they have no movement

No movement: Not in line.

Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty "Send off the eldest grandson Jianshe to return to the state in the winter evening"

The cold weather reminds us that the days are short, the wind and waves are flat with the clouds

Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty "Gong'an County" "Nostalgia"

On the sparse bamboos in the setting sun, in the mountains with lingering snow

Han Hong of the Tang Dynasty, "The Master of Chu's House Meeting Bi Shuzi Qian Yuanwailang Envoy" (a poem by Zhang Ji)

Who will level the ground with thousands of piles of snow and carve it into a series of ceilings

Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty's "Two Poems on Li Hua": "When the earth competes for luxury in spring, Luoyang Gardens are especially busy. Who will level the ground? Thousands of piles of snow are cut and carved to form a continuous sky with flowers."

Thousands of birds have disappeared, and thousands of people have disappeared. A man with a coir raincoat in a lone boat, fishing alone in the snow in the cold river.

"Jiang Xue" by Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty

If the harsh winter is not chilly, how can we see the spring?

Chrysanthemum: a harsh and bleak look.

Tang Dynasty Lu Wen's "Meng Dong Pu Jin Guan He Pavilion"

The sky is cold and the color is green, and the north wind calls withered mulberry. The thick ice has no cracks, but there is a cold light in a short day.

Howling: The wind roars like a roar.

"Bitter Cold Song" by Meng Jiao of the Tang Dynasty

Only when I saw the clouds covering the top of the ridge, and the snow on the rocks was already falling like dust. Thousands of bamboo shoots, thousands of jade trees, thousands of usneas trees and thousands of clouds

"Snow in the Southern Qin Dynasty" by Yuan Zhen of the Tang Dynasty

When the six flying flowers come into the house, sit and watch the green bamboos turn into beautiful flowers Branches

Liu Chu: Snowflakes are hexagonal, so they are called "liu chu". Qiongzhi: Bamboo branches are covered with snow and look like white jade.

Tang·Gao Pian's "Snow at Night"

I knew the snow was heavy late at night, and I heard the sound of breaking bamboo

Tang·Bai Juyi's "Snow at Night": "I was surprised The quilt pillow is cold, and the window is bright again. Late at night, I know that the snow is heavy, and I hear the sound of folding bamboo. "

The bead curtain is fluttering across the white wall, it is lighter than catkins and heavier than frost.

Two sentences. Write about the scene of falling snowflakes.

Two Poems on Snow by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty

A hundred springs are frozen and all are swallowed, and I sing coldly even more

Throat: The spring water does not flow smoothly due to freezing , because it is described as whimpering. Yin: sing.

Liu Jia of the Tang Dynasty's "Yin of the Bitter Cold": "A hundred springs are frozen and all are swallowed, but I sing coldly even more. I lean against the pine tree in the middle of the night, and I don't feel that my clothes are covered with snow."

The battle retreated Three million jade dragons, with broken scales and armor flying all over the sky

Jade dragon: describes the flying snow. Defeated Scales and Broken Armor: Describing snowflakes dancing like scales falling one after another.

Song Dynasty Hu Zai's "Tiaoxi Yuyincong Hua" Volume 54 quoted in "Western Qing Poetry" contains Zhang Yuan's poem "Snow"

The country never turns dark and the moon is thousands of miles away , Selfless Jade Ten Thousands of Heaven and Earth

Jade: Yu Baixue.

"Snow" by Huang Geng of the Yuan Dynasty

The deep stream cannot bear the snow, and the mountains are frozen and no clouds can flow

"Snow Look" by Hong Sheng of the Qing Dynasty