Fan Tai's Snow Poems in Southern Dynasties
Under the snow cover, the land is vast. Mountains as white as jade straddle the Yuan Ye, and snow-capped forests are separated on both sides of the broad avenue. This poem depicts an unusually broad snow scene. Looking at the snowfield in the distance, it is such a refreshing picture: in the distance, Yushan winds and lies, winding like a white mountain, blending the sky with the snowfield. The sight is getting closer and closer. Yushu Qiongzhi is like a cage of white smoke, drifting all the way and heading straight for Yushan in the distance. The two poems are far apart and self-contained, which makes people feel quiet and distant, and never lonely and desolate.
Snow and cranes are flying in succession, and the breeze is in the sleeve.
Xie Lingyun's Going to Stay in the Southern Song Dynasty
White snow flowers swirl to the ground, forming a silver luster, just like flocks of white cranes crawling on the ground. It was cold, and a breeze blew into people's robes. The poem describes the scene of heavy snow and strong north wind blowing in winter. The poet compares the falling snow to a white crane, which is extremely rare in Xue's poems. In this way, Jing Xue was written alive. Moreover, the description of the breeze entering the sleeve shows that the cold wind is everywhere and seamless in winter. This is conducive to further highlighting the cold weather. Poetry has exquisite metaphor and strong artistic charm, which makes readers immersed in elegant artistic atmosphere.
Tunyun collects stars and moons and flies to Qiongji Hospital.
Liu's Poems on Night Snow in Southern Song Dynasty
The gathering clouds cover the brilliance of the stars and the moon, but the yard is a clean silver world composed of snow. The poem is about a full court at night. The word "Tun" describes the thick clouds, and you can imagine the artistic conception of darkness. However, the poet turned his pen to the flying snowflakes, which danced in the courtyard like flying jade pieces, making the courtyard extraordinarily clean. The word "Ji" not only describes the secret of snow, but also contains the poet's joy.
Rivers and canals merge into land, and the sky is boundless.
Bao Zhao Changsong's Poems on Snow in Southern Dynasties
Covered with ice and snow, the river ditch became land, and the sky was vast and white. The poem describes the scene that the river becomes a land and the sky is boundless after snow. In the poem, snow covers everything, everything. Rivers, canals, land, sky and wilderness are all covered and filled with snow, so they are exaggerated to be "merged into the land" and "boundless". The poet described a large and dense snow with great momentum, pushing the readers to the boundless prospect of land and water. The two poems are magnificent and romantic.
Niu Hua holds snow and the sun shines high.
Bao Zhao's poem Looking at the Lonely Stone in the Southern Dynasties
Beautiful red flowers are covered with a layer of snow, and the branches in Shannan are dancing in the north wind. The poem is about the snow scene in the late winter in the south of the Yangtze River. Jiangnan in late winter and early spring is very beautiful, especially in snowy days. In Shan Ye, white snow and red flowers set each other off. What a beautiful scenery. Although the north wind roared like a demonstration, the fresh Chaoyang branch still played vigorously with the cold wind because it was full of vitality. The words "hug" and "happiness" are very interesting, and the cuttlefish is shaped into human beings, which adds a little commercial flavor to the picture.
Atmospheric purple, medley Zhu Cheng. Suddenly, the silver platform was built, and trees were born in an instant.
Chi's poem Looking at Snow
Snow fell from the sky, and the town covered with red walls was covered with a layer of silver. The high platform suddenly turned into a silver platform, and the trees were immediately covered with Joan bars. The first sentence says that snow is flying all over the sky, and the second sentence says that snow covers all cities. Tall trees are covered with snow and become a silvery white world. This poem accurately describes the distance between the sky and the ground that the poet saw during the snowfall. The vision is broad and the landscape is extensive and delicate, especially the words "Yintai" and "Yushu" in the last two sentences, which describe the snow scene boldly, transparently and lovely. "Suddenly" and "For a while" wrote that the speed of snow drops very quickly and will soon dominate everything.