An ancient poem describing pine trees not afraid of cold.

1. Be blue for grass and pine for wood. Lan Qiuxiang is far away from the wind, and the cold is not changed. -Tang Li Bai's

2. Pine trees on the Tingting Mountain, rustling in the valley and having a stroke. When the wind is strong, the pine branches are strong. Frost is miserable, and it is always correct at the end of the year. Not suffering from cold, pine and cypress have nature. -Wei, Jin and Liu Zhen's

3. The heavy snow presses the pine, and the pine is straight and straight. You should know that pine is noble and noble until it melts. -Modern Chen Yi's "Qingsong"

4. Taihua grows pine, and it is graceful and snowy. A natural hundred feet nagamatsu, how can a small gust of wind break? -Tang Li Bai's "Two Poems for Wei Shi Yu Huang Shang"

5. When Matsumoto was a few inches old, he was lost by the grass. I don't see the heart of the cage cloud, but I know it's frosty. -Northern and Southern Dynasties, Wu Jun, "Gift to Wang Guiyang"