Original poem:
Yong Xue in Qing Dynasty: Zheng Xie
One, two, three or four, five, six, seven, eight and ninety.
Thousands of countless pieces, fly into the plum blossom and disappear.
Explanation:
From one to 10,000 to 10,000 to countless, I saw a cold plum proudly standing in the snow in the vast world, struggling with the cold, spitting out beauty, and snowflakes merged into plum blossoms.
Introduction:
(1693 ——1765), a famous Xie, is gentle. Born in Suzhou, he moved to Xinghua.
Extended data:
There are many snowflakes, white and beautiful. The numbers in the poem are imaginary, not just a few snowflakes. Zheng Banqiao mainly used numbers in this way to tell people that the snow scene is wonderful and beautiful, and showed a beautiful scene of heavy snow in front of people.
After Zheng Banqiao made a catchy digital poetry with numbers, this simple expression was gradually loved by people. After Zheng Banqiao, many people imitated Zheng Banqiao's poem Yong Xue to write poems, such as Ode to Jade written by Emperor Qianlong later, Count the Stars, and later Ode to Shu and Lin Yong.
It can be said that Zheng Banqiao created the originator of digital poetry, but although many people later imitated Zheng Banqiao's poems about snow, none of them reached the height of Zheng Banqiao's digital poetry. Therefore, the spread of those poems is not as good as Zheng Banqiao's chanting of snow.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Yinxue (Zheng Banqiao's Works)