From: Du Fu's quatrains in Tang Dynasty
Commentary: Two orioles are singing among the green willows, and a row of egrets is heading straight into the blue sky. Sitting by the window, you can see the Millennium Snow in Xiling, and the Wan Li ship from Soochow is moored at the door.
2, ancient poetry: there is no fragrance in the New Year, and grass buds are first seen in February. Snow is too late for spring, and it is intended to fly for the flowers on the courtyard trees.
Said by: Chun Xue by Han Yu in Tang Dynasty.
Interpretation: I still can't see the fragrant flowers after the New Year. At the beginning of February, I was surprised to find that some grass sprouted.
Snow also thinks that spring is too late, so it deliberately turns into a flower and flies around among the trees in the yard.
3. Ancient Poetry: Xue Mei didn't want to fall for spring, so the poet stopped writing and commented on the chapter. The snow in Mei Xu Xun is three points white, but the snow has lost a kind of plum fragrance.
Said by: Xue Mei No.1 by Lu Meipo in Song Dynasty.
Interpretation: plum blossom and snowflake both think that they have occupied all the spring scenery, and no one will give up. It is difficult for literati to comment, so they have to stop writing and think. Plum blossoms make snowflakes crystal white, but snowflakes lose to plum blossoms.
4, ancient poetry: at the beginning of the fourth watch, the north wind blows snow, Jiarui Tianjiao, and reads the beginning. Before the glass half full of wine could be lifted to celebrate, I was still writing Fu Tao in cursive script under the lamp.
From: Lu You's Snow Removal at Night in the Song Dynasty
Interpretation: At the beginning of the fourth watch, the north wind brought a heavy snow; The snow that God gave us just arrived on New Year's Eve, indicating a bumper harvest in the coming year. Before half a glass of Tu Su wine was raised to celebrate, I also wrote a peach blossom symbolizing the Spring Festival in cursive under the lamp.
5, ancient poetry: plum without snow without spirit, snow without poetry. The sunset poem is full of snow all day, and Mei is ten springs.
Said by: Xue Mei II by Lu Meipo in Song Dynasty.
Interpretation: Only plum blossoms without snowflakes seem to have no spiritual temperament. If it snows without poetry, it will be tacky. When I wrote this poem at sunset in winter evening, it just snowed again. Then look at the plum blossom snowflakes in full bloom, as gorgeous and vibrant as spring.