Where does the scenery written in "I don't know spring in June" mean?

I don't know spring in June is about the scenery of Central Asia. In a foreign visit, Xi Jinping quoted: Grass is full of grass, and snow accumulates in empty mountains. It is often cold in four seasons, but I don't know spring in June. This poem describes the scenery of Central Asia.

Quoting node: On June 2, 2065438, China President Xi Jinping published a signed article entitled "Writing a New Chapter of China-Ukraine Friendship" on the websites of People's Speech and Zahong News Agency in Uzbekistan. This poem describes the scenery of Central Asia.

Extended data:

Source:

Chen Cheng, a diplomat of the Ming Dynasty, met with snow in summer.

Chen Cheng, a Ming Dynasty diplomat:

Chen Cheng (1 365 ~ 1457), born in Jishui, Jizhou (now Jishui, Jiangxi), was a scholar in 1394 (twenty-seven years of Hongwu) and taught pedestrians. Seeking talents in Beiping, renting a house in Shandong, and persuading foreigners by Annan can all live up to their mission. At the beginning of Yongle, he was promoted to Yuanwailang by the official department.

Geographical knowledge points:

This is a poem written more than 600 years ago by officials of the Ming Dynasty in China after they went to Central Asia. The magnificent scenery of China has been known and yearned for by Uzbeks since ancient times. The snow in summer shows that this place is at least temperate, with green fields covered with grass and empty mountains with silver.

It means that the ground is covered with green grass and the empty mountains are covered with snow. It is often cold in four seasons, but I don't know spring in June. Four seasons refers to four seasons, which means that all seasons often feel very cold. June is also summer, so I can't feel the phenological characteristics of spring.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Chen Cheng