"Thousands of countless pieces, flying into plum blossoms is always gone." What's good about this poem?

It should be "thousands of pieces, flying into plum blossoms." This sentence comes from Zheng Banqiao's Ode to Snow.

There are thousands of snowflakes, but there is no suspicion of burdensome. Reading them, people seem to be in a vast world with heavy snow, but when they see a pair of cold plums standing proudly in the snow, they fight against the cold and spit out their beauty, and the snowflakes blend into the plum blossoms. People are also integrated into this snowflake and plum blossom. The main meaning of this poem is the richness, whiteness and beauty of snowflakes.

Extended data:

Zheng Banqiao, a poet in Qing Dynasty, wrote a poem about snow, whose artistic conception is no less than that of Tang poetry, that is "After Snow in the Mountain", which is also beautiful and worth reading.

Opening the door in the morning is full of snow, the snow is clear, the clouds are light and the sun is cold.

There is no drop of plum blossom frozen on the eaves, which is a kind of loneliness.

From the early morning, I opened the door and saw the snow all over the mountain. After the snow in Chu Qing, the white clouds were bleak, and even the sunshine became cold. The snow on the eaves has not melted yet, and the plum branches in the yard are still frozen by snow and ice. How unusual it is to be so lofty and tenacious!

This poem can be described as fresh and refined, with a good beginning. The first two sentences of the poem mean that when you open the door in the morning, you can see that the hill in front is covered with heavy snow. Although the weather in Ran Ran has cleared up and the sun has started to rise, you can still feel the cool chill through the light of the rising sun shining on the snowdrift.

These two sentences are very beautiful and vivid, which vividly describe the beautiful artistic conception after the snow.

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