2. Introduction to the original text
Looking at the Lake Pavilion Snow is the representative work of Zhang Dai, a writer in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, which is selected from Volume III of Tao An Meng Yi. This paper describes the author's own process of watching snow in the middle of the lake with refined pen and ink, and describes the quiet, far-reaching and white snow scene he saw, which shows the author's lonely mood and faint sadness. It highlights the author's unique and outstanding elegant taste. It expresses the author's joy and regret when he meets a bosom friend, reflects the author's yearning for the motherland, and also embodies the author's quality of not drifting with the tide, his feelings of staying away from the world and enjoying the happiness alone, and at the same time, he places a faint sigh on life.
3. Introduction to the author
Zhang Dai (1597 ~ 1679) was born in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang), also known as Shigong, Tao An and Diean lay man. Living in Hangzhou. Born into an official family, I am short of a rich boy, who loves wealth, mountains and rivers, understands music and knows opera. He was good at appreciating tea art, but he didn't become an official after his death in the Ming Dynasty. He once took part in the anti-Qing struggle, and later he wrote a book to the end.