Lotus falls into the sky, and waves rise at dusk. Fly back to Shuang Yan and post a cloud to chill, looking at the east bank of the building, leaning against the aperture.
The floating life only respects the former and the old, and the snow is full of Chang' an Road. An old friend sent me a piece of spring scenery and a plum blossom in Jiangnan sooner or later.
Translation:
The lotus has fallen, and the sky is connected with water, which is boundless. At dusk, the autumn wind bursts and the waves are rough. I am alone in the east of the building, and the things separated in Shuang Yan are far from Leng Yun.
The short life should really be aging in drunkenness, and in a blink of an eye, heavy snow covers the roads in Beijing. Friends from afar will come to the stage from time to time to remember me and give me a Chun Mei from the south of the Yangtze River.
2. Zhang Zi's Snow Poems in Tang Dynasty
It is difficult to find birds in Chang 'an on snowy days.
Among them, Hao Gui's home is surrounded by mashed peppers.
Ruo red stoves are everywhere, and Miro comes back every week.
Warm your hands and adjust the gold thread, dip your nails and pour nectar.
Drunk singing jade dust flies, sleepy fragrance smells good.
I'm afraid that people who are hungry and cold will have chapped hands and feet.
Translation:
It snows heavily in Chang 'an, and it is difficult for birds to find each other.
Rich people are not afraid of the cold, and peppers are fragrant on the walls.
Red stoves were burned everywhere in Zhumen, and heavy debts were put down around them.
There is mysterious music on the table, and the cup is filled with jade liquid and nectar.
It snowed indoors and outdoors, and everyone was sleepy and sweaty.
I just know that people in the city are hungry and cold, and their hands and feet are groaning with cold.
Extended data:
Chang 'an, known as an in ancient times, is the first capital called "Beijing" in history, and it is also a typical example of separating the city (commercial area) from the house (residential area) in China's urban construction. At this time, the capital of Zhou Wenwang was established, and Fengjing was built. When King Wu ascended the throne, Haojing was built, which was collectively called Fengjing, hence the name "Hao".
In the fifth year (the first 202 years), Emperor Gaozu established Chang 'an County, and built Changle Palace on the basis of the south bank of Weihe River, the north side of Epang Palace and Qinxingle Palace. In the seventh year (the first 200 years), Emperor Gaozu built Weiyang Palace, and the capital moved here from Liyang in the same year. Because it is located in Chang 'an Township, it is named Chang 'an City, which means "long-term stability".