The poems suitable for snowy days are introduced as follows:
The moon is shining outside the crystal curtain, and there are layers of snow on the pear branches. ——Yang Ji's "Bodhisattva Man" The whole world is white, and the mountains, rivers and clouds are clear. ——Fu Bi "Snow begins to appear early on October 24th" Cranes in the cold dream sleep in the pine-topped moon, and the remaining plum blossoms in the flowing water are soaked in the fragrant snow. ——Wang Fan's "Suqingcaodu"
The bamboos between the ponds are becoming greener, and the snow reflecting on the steps is like jade. ——He Xun's "Poetry on the Strange Trees in the Courtyard" In floating life, I only respect the old man in front of me, and the road to Chang'an is covered with snow. ——Shu Yu's "Yu Meiren·Ji Gongdu" In the clear winter, I can see the mountains in the distance, covered with snow and green. ——Wang Wei's "Gift to the Treasurer Wai Ye from My Congdi"
It's late in the evening, and it's snowing in the open air. The flowers are floating in the air, the color is pure and the curtains are moist. ——Huangfu Ran's "Liu Fangping's West Studio on the Snow" The trees and flowers in the snow are all similar, and they recognize the fragrance and send it to them. ——Song Qi's "Sentences" The drunken boat floats, and the flow of information leads to the depths of the flowers.
——Qin Guan's "Red Lips·Drunken Boat"