Last year, the snow in Baidicheng was still on the mountain, and this year it has been paved all over the floor. The dragon was so cold that it refused to come out in Nanpu, and the sharp north wind brutally scraped people's skin.
Last year and this year, we can see that the snow continued year after year, getting colder every year (the snow line dropped and turned cold), and the weather was very cold. The last two sentences focus more on the word "cold".
2. The white snow in Shacun is still frozen, and the red plum in Jiangxian has been released in spring. From Tang Du Fu's "It's too easy to be a shaman if you leave the police"
This poem is about early spring. The white snow in Shacun is not yet civilized, but the red plum in Jiangxian County has released a spring scenery. The former sentence creates a cold atmosphere, and the latter sentence creates a gorgeous atmosphere. The sharp contrast in the overall thinking highlights the changes of solar terms when winter goes and spring comes.
Six flying flowers came into the room and sat watching the bamboo turn into lovely branches. From Tang Gao's "To Snow"
When the poet sat by the window and watched the snowflakes drift into the courtyard, the snowflakes turned the pole and bamboo outside the window into white qiongzhi, and the whole world became bright.
4, the breeze shakes the tree, and the fine snow falls under the curtain. The air is like fog, and it condenses like a flower. I didn't see Yang, but I saw Gui Zhibai. No tears, no humanity, what's good about lovesickness? From Wu Jun's Ode to Snow in the Southern Dynasties.
The snow written in this poem is neither the snow in the wilderness covered with silver makeup nor the snow flying all over the sky, but the snow in the courtyard of Jiangnan.
Fine snow "Breeze", "fine snow", "willow" and "cassia twig" are really unusual snow scenes in the south of the Yangtze River.