1, "Snow": Try your best to have a good year. What about a good year? If there are poor people in Chang 'an, there should not be many. Luo Yin, a poet in Tang Dynasty, had different views on snow. Everyone said it was a good omen and hoped that it would rain more for a while, but Luo Yin said: There are many poor people in Chang 'an, so it shouldn't snow too much, and praised Luo Yin's wit and compassion. On snowy days, don't forget those who pay silently, and don't forget to care about those friends who are poor and difficult to spend the winter.
Jiang Xue: There are no birds in one hundred mountains, no footprints in one thousand roads, a boat, a bamboo cloak, and an old man fishing in the cold Jiang Xue. Liu Zongyuan's writing about snow is lonely and hurts himself, reflecting his mood at this time. When the mountain was closed by heavy snow, a fisherman was fishing alone with a bamboo hat. It seems that he is the only one left in the world, lonely and beautiful. This is more lonely than fishing.
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Popular in the North: Candle dragon lives in a cold door, and the lights are still on. Why can't the sun and the moon shine like this? Only the north wind is angry from the sky. Yanshan snowflakes are as big as seats, and pieces of them blow down Xuanyuantai. In December, you miss your wife and stop singing and laughing. It's sad to miss the Great Wall by leaning against the door to watch pedestrians. Save the edge without raising a sword, leaving this tiger with a golden shovel. There is a white arrow in the sky, and the spider webs to produce dust, and the arrow is empty. People died in battle today and never came back. I can't bear to see this thing, but it's burnt to ashes, and the Yellow River can still be filled with soil, and the north wind, rain and snow hate it.
Li Bai is a talented poet, and his imagination is colorful. Snowflakes in Yanshan Mountain are as big as seats, falling from Xuanyuantai one by one, and falling from Xuanyuantai one by one. The imagination is fantastic. This poem has always been called a model of exaggeration and a good metaphor in poetry.