1, "The rolling bead curtain on the powder wall is lighter than catkin and heavier than frost." (Li Shangyin's Two Snow Poems) This poem vividly depicts the scene of snowflakes spinning into curtains and drifting over white walls, expressing the lightness of snowflakes and the thickness of frost.
2. "When the snow comes in late spring, I wear a court tree as a flying flower." (Chun Xue by Han Yu) This poem depicts the scene of snowflakes flying and falling in Chun Xue, expressing the breath of spring and the lightness of snowflakes.
3. "There is a ray of green in the old bottle and a trace of red in the quiet stove. It feels like snow outside at dusk. How about a glass of wine inside? ? "(Bai Juyi's A Suggestion for My Friend Liu) This poem depicts a winter night and a warm stove, expressing the warmth of friendship and the romance of snowy days.
4. "The sunset is far away, and the house is cold and poor. Chai Men smells dogs barking and returns to people in the snowy night. " (Liu Changqing's "Hibiscus Mountain Master on a Snowy Night") This poem describes the loneliness and cold on a snowy night and expresses people's hardships and tenacity.
5. "Hundreds of mountains have no birds, and thousands of paths have no footprints. A boat, a bamboo cloak, an old man fishing in the cold river-snow. " (Liu Zongyuan's "Jiang Xue") This poem depicts the scene of snow fishing in the cold river and expresses loneliness and loftiness.
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The Forbidden City was built in 1406 and was founded by Judy, the grandson of Genghis Khan in the Ming Dynasty. In order to emphasize his orthodoxy and legitimacy, Judy decided to imitate the Ming Palace in Nanjing and build a new palace in Beijing. It took 14 years to complete this palace. The Forbidden City was originally named "Forbidden City", which was taken from the name of "Ziweiyuan" in astronomy, symbolizing that the emperor is the son of heaven to whom destiny belongs.
The Forbidden City has a unique architectural style, which shows the beauty of ancient architecture. The palace community is in the north-south direction, and the layout of the palace is rigorous and the height is scattered. The color of the building is mainly yellow, which symbolizes the dignity and authority of the royal family. The architectural details of the Forbidden City reflect the characteristics of China's traditional culture and crafts, such as sculpture, painting and ceramics.
The collection of cultural relics in the Forbidden City is also extremely rich, including various works of art, historical documents, jewelry and so on. These cultural relics are not only left over from the Ming Dynasty, but also collected and contributed by the Qing emperors. Among them, the most famous works of art are ancient paintings, ceramics and jade. These cultural relics are valuable for studying ancient history and culture.
The Forbidden City is also a treasure house of China's history and culture, bearing thousands of years of historical and cultural heritage. Every palace and every corner has a story with profound historical and cultural connotations. From the Forbidden City, we can see the historical changes and development of ancient politics, economy and culture.