Climate and Poetry in China

In Wang Zhihuan's "Crossing the Fortress", there is a saying that "the spring breeze does not pass through Yumen Pass". The "spring breeze" here can be understood as the summer wind. The western region of my country has a temperate continental climate, which is less affected by the summer monsoon and is arid and less rainy. Someone later wrote, "The newly planted willows are planted three thousand miles away, attracting the spring breeze to Yumen Pass." Bai Juyi's "April in the world is full of fragrance, and the peach blossoms in mountain temples begin to bloom." "A mountain has four seasons, and the weather is different ten miles away." It writes about the vertical climate differences in the geographical environment of mountains. There is a saying in Xinjiang that "wear fur coats in the morning, wear gauze in the afternoon, and eat watermelon around the stove." This is a true portrayal of the temperature difference between morning and evening in the temperate continental climate.