1. The poem "The north wind blows and the white grass breaks on the ground, and the sky is full of snow in August. Suddenly, like a spring breeze coming overnight, thousands of pear trees bloom" comes from "Song of White Snow" written by Cen Shen, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. Judge Wu returns to Beijing".
2. "The north wind blows and the white grass on the ground folds, and the sky is full of snow in August. Suddenly a spring breeze comes overnight, and thousands of pear trees bloom" means:
The north wind sweeps across the land, blowing away the white grass, and heavy snow falls on the wild ground in mid-autumn and August.
As if the spring breeze blew overnight, pear blossoms bloomed on the trees.
3. "Song of Snow to Send Judge Wu Back to the Capital" describes the magnificent scenery of snow in August in the Western Regions. It expresses the feelings of seeing off guests outside the Great Wall and seeing off guests in the snow. It expresses the sadness of separation and homesickness, but is full of whimsy. Strange, not sad. The romantic ideals and magnificent feelings expressed in the poem make people feel that the wind and snow outside the Great Wall have become an object that can be played with and appreciated. The whole poem has rich and broad connotations, magnificent and romantic colors, majestic momentum, distinct and unique artistic conception, and strong artistic appeal. It can be called the masterpiece of frontier fortress poetry in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Among them, poems such as "Suddenly a spring breeze comes overnight, and thousands of pear blossoms bloom on thousands of trees" have become famous lines that have been passed down through the ages.
4. "Bai Xuege Sends Magistrate Wu Back to the Capital" by Cen Shen of the Tang Dynasty
The north wind blows and the white grass breaks, and it snows in August.
Suddenly a spring breeze came overnight, and thousands of pear trees bloomed.
The pearl curtains are scattered and wet, and the fox fur is not warm and the brocade quilt is thin.
The general's horns and bows cannot be controlled, and the guards' iron coats are cold and cold.
The vast sea is covered with hundreds of feet of ice, and the gloomy clouds condense thousands of miles away.
The Chinese army prepares wine and drinks for returning guests, as well as playing fiddles, lutes, and flutes.
The snow falls one after another at the camp gate, and the red flag is blown by the wind and does not turn over due to the freezing cold.
I saw you off at the east gate of Luntai. When you left, the Tianshan Road was covered with snow.
You can't be seen on the mountain winding road, leaving a place for horses to walk in the sky above the snow.
5. The main idea of ??the poem:
The north wind sweeps across the earth and breaks the white grass, and heavy snow falls on the wild ground in mid-autumn and August.
As if the spring breeze blew overnight, pear blossoms bloomed on the trees.
Snowflakes drifted into the curtain cage and wet the tent. Even wearing a fox fur robe was not warm.
The general's horned bow was too cold to draw, and the guard's armor was too cold to put on.
The boundless desert has turned into hundreds of feet of ice, and sad clouds have condensed in the sky.
Wine was placed in the tent to see off those returning to Beijing, and the pipa, qiang, flute and harp were played to add to the fun.
At dusk, heavy snow falls outside the camp gate, and the frozen red flag does not flutter in the wind.
I will see you off back to Beijing outside the east gate of Luntai. When you leave, the mountains are covered with snow.
You are nowhere to be seen on the twists and turns of the mountain road, leaving imprints of horse hooves on the snow.
6. Cen Shen (715-770 AD) was from Jiangling in the Tang Dynasty. Cen Wenwen, a hero of Taizong's time, was his grandson. In the third year of Tianbao, he became a Jinshi. In the eighth year, he served as Gao Xianzhi, secretary of the shogunate during the Jiedushi period in Anxi. Later, he followed Feng Changqing to Beiting and served as the judge of the Beiting Festival in Anxi. In the second year of Zhide, he and Du Fu and five other people were awarded the title of "Youbu Que". Later he served as the governor of Jiazhou. He died in Chengdu in the fifth year of Dali. Gongshi is better than seven-character songs. Three hundred and sixty poems are extant. He has a close feeling for the scenery of the frontier fortress, military life and the cultural customs of ethnic minorities, so he has many excellent frontier fortress poems. His style is similar to that of Gao Shi, and many descendants call him Cen Gao. There are seven volumes of "Cen Jiazhou Poems".