Chen Cheng, an official in the Ming Dynasty, wrote a poem, "The green fields are covered with grass, and the empty mountains are covered with snow. I often feel cold in four seasons, but I don't know spring in June ",which is a poem written by Chen Cheng, an official of the Ming Dynasty, in Farewell to Ancient Grass. This poem describing natural scenery does not specifically point to Central Asia, but expresses the cold beauty of snowy mountains and grasslands.
However, in some cases, such a scene can be consistent with some areas in Central Asia. Some mountains in Central Asia (such as Tianshan Mountain and Pamirs Plateau) may be covered with snow in winter, thus forming a magnificent landscape of "empty mountains with snow and silver". At the same time, the high altitude and continental climate in Central Asia make the temperature in this area low, which may be very cold all year round.
However, Central Asia also has sunny days and green grasslands in summer. In June, some parts of Central Asia will usher in a warm spring, and large grasslands will become full of green, full of flowers, giving people a feeling of vitality.
Central Asia refers to the region located in the middle of the Asian continent, including the following five countries:
1, Kazakhstan: the largest country in Central Asia, with vast grasslands, mountains and rivers, and important oil and gas resources.
2. Uzbekistan: the second largest country in Central Asia, with a long history and world cultural heritage, such as Samarkand, Bukhara and other ancient cities.
3. Kyrgyzstan: It is famous for its Tianshan Mountains and plateaus, with magnificent natural scenery and distinctive cultural characteristics, such as Sokol and Lake Issyk.
4. Tajikistan: With the Pamirs and magnificent alpine lakes, it is one of the poorest countries in Central Asia and one of the inheritors of Persian culture.
5. Turkmenistan: Located in the south of Central Asia, it is rich in natural gas resources and has a unique world gate building.