Our bows and swords are covered with snow. -"Xia Sai Qu" by Tang Dynasty poet Lu Lun.

Don Lulun's Aftab. It was snowing heavily, and the bows and knives of the soldiers who were about to go out were everywhere. The poem is about the scene of frontier fortress fighting on a snowy night, which not only highlights the cold, but also contains heroism. If you change the "bow knife" into other snow scenes, your heroism will be greatly reduced and you will lack a strong sense of beauty.

Pear blossoms and snow fragrance. —— The famous words of the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai's Eight Poems of Palace Music

Eight Poems of Music in the Palace by Tang Li Bai (Part Two). Pear blossoms are as white as snow, emitting a rich fragrance. The word "snow fragrance" is colorful and fragrant. Taking snow as a metaphor, it is concise to write the charm of pear flowers.

Apricot flowers contain dew and fragrant snow. -"Bodhisattva Man" written by a poet in the Tang Dynasty

Bodhisattva Man in Ting Yun, Tang Wen [apricot blossoms contain dew]. Dew: With dew. Tuan: refers to blooming flowers, which are covered with branches and look like clusters of flowers. Apricot blossoms in full bloom are like white and fragrant snowballs with morning dew. Apricot flowers are naturally fresh and clean under the irradiation of dew, which is particularly elegant compared with "Xiangxue". And a word "containing" vividly depicts the delicate and charming color of apricot flowers; The word "Tuan" accurately describes the colorful and thriving shape of apricot flowers. In a few words, the color, fragrance and shape of the blooming apricot flowers are described, which are rich and beautiful. It can be used to praise and describe the prosperity of apricot flowers, and also to express the scenery in early spring.

The clouds on the temples want to smell the snow on the cheeks. -"Bodhisattva Man" written by a poet in the Tang Dynasty

Tang Wen Ting Yun's Bodhisattva Man [Dieshan]. White bone cloud: black hair, curly and light hair like a cloud. Desire: It's about to pass. What is described here is the shape of bangs. The black hair on the sideburns curls like clouds and will float to her snow-white face and cheeks. The following is a description of an aristocratic woman getting ready to get up. Use "cloud" to compare her sideburns and "snow" to compare her cheeks, highlighting her young and beautiful characteristics. Using "desire" to express the dynamic of fat hair vividly shows the messy, lazy and delicate expression of the characters before getting up in the morning. It can be used to describe a beautiful woman before dressing up or when her hair is blown by the wind.

Liu Hua was dyed red by snow in December. -Huang Fuzeng, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Liu Yongshi's Military Family in Wei Hai"

Tang Huangfu once wrote "Wei Shizhen lives in Hailiuyong". December: December of the lunar calendar. In ancient times, La Worship was held in December, so it was called. Liu Hua: Pomegranate flower. The winter is like fire, and durian blossoms with red snow. There are many varieties of pomegranate flowers, and most of them bloom in May and June in summer. In addition to fiery red, there are three colors: yellow, white and pink, which are colorful and very cute. In the twelfth lunar month, pomegranate blooms in all seasons. Cold winter, heavy snow, the world is white. There are a few red durians, facing the snowflakes and spitting out fragrance. Flaming red and silvery white set each other off. How gorgeous the colors are, they bring vitality and warmth to winter, and also add poetry to poets.

Hungry crows pecked at snow branches. -Xie Ao, a patriotic poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, famously said, "Give someone a black wound."

Song Xie 'ao's "Giving People a Black Wound". Some hungry crows are pecking at the snow, while others are crowing on the branches. In winter, the earth is covered with snow, and it is extremely difficult for birds to find food. Crows are not good at building nests and storing food, so they often go hungry in winter. If you are extremely hungry, you have to "peck at the snow" and cry sadly on the branches. The image of a "hungry crow" is vividly portrayed. Can be used to describe a hungry crow.

Look at the sky through the clouds. -Luo Guanzhong, novelist and dramatist in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasties, Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Thirty-eight chapters. See: see. The general idea of this sentence is: clear the clouds and see the sky. It is a well-known truth that the clouds are clear and the sky is clear. Generally used to express personal feelings after the wronged person is rehabilitated; It is also applicable to explain that the essence of things can be seen through the fog of phenomena. The author uses the verb "dial" here, indicating that the dispersion of clouds is not spontaneous, but passive. Clouds are scattered only when they are "parted", which shows that only by analyzing and cleaning up various phenomena can we understand the essence of things; Only by re-screening and re-judging can the wronged person see the light of day again. These two sentences can be used to describe seeing the light of day again or seeing the essence of things clearly.

Lying in the snow and clouds, it is absolutely vulgar. -Cong Qiong

The disadvantages of old age are fierce cold and gluttony in snow abuse. -Han Yu, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, "Sacrificing a Foreign Language for Bird, Henan"

A hot heart will melt the ice and snow. -Poems of Revolutionary Martyrs and Poems of Revolutionary Martyrs

How to become famous when the national humiliation is not over? -the famous words of Li, a poet in the Tang Dynasty

Old silkworms or snow cocoons spin silk in disorder. -Yuan Dynasty painter Zhao Mengfu, named Plough Weaving.

Yuan Zhao Mengfu's text plough. The silkworms of the elders are slowly spinning in various ways, trying to produce snow-white cocoons. Old silkworms need to spin silk and form cocoons. In order to form this thick cocoon, it needs to keep spinning and exhaust its life and body. This is the so-called "silkworm in spring will weave until it dies". The word "diversity" describes the diversity and hardship of silkworm spinning. These two sentences can be used to describe silkworm cocoons as well as people's achievements in their later years.

The wind roared deep and loose snow, and the furnace cooled a pot of water. -Guan Xiu, a famous painting monk in the late Tang and Five Dynasties, "The King of Song Qi"

Song Qi Shi Jun, which was revised in the late Tang Dynasty and Five Dynasties. Ding: an ancient cooker with three legs and two ears. The cold wind roared in the depths of Xue Hai in the pine forest, the stove in the room was cold and gloomy, and the water in the tripod was frozen into ice. Wen Linhai's roaring wind, eager to be in the ice, has made people feel cold, and his image can be used as a reference to write about the cold in the middle of winter.

The east wind is exhausted, and the snow in Yinshan Mountain is not reduced. -Yu Juan, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Shouchun"

Tang Yu Kun (fèn Fen) "wakes up and hurts the spring". Yinshan: In today's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the Tang Dynasty was a frontier area. With all its strength, the east wind can't melt the snow in Yinshan Mountain. The original poem says that there is much snow in Yinshan Mountain, and the east wind is exhausted, but it still cannot reduce the snow in Yinshan Mountain. This is to show the feeling of hurting spring in border areas. The pawn suffered from nine defenses and did not return, feeling that the border was blocked and less spring. This is similar to Wang Zhihuan's statement that "the spring breeze is just like Yumenguan" in Liangzhou Ci. This sentence can be used to describe the spring scenery in the northern mountainous areas, and it can also be used flexibly. For example, it can be used to describe that the power of progress is not enough to drive away the darkness for a while.

The clouds in the stream are separated from the temple, and the snow adds spring at night. -Xiang Si, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote a famous poem "Send a Stone Bridge Monk" for Xue.

Tang Xiang Si's poem "Send Monks to the Stone Bridge" is to the effect that the white clouds rising in the stream blocked the temples of the stone bridge, and the heavy snow falling in the middle of the night increased the spring water in the stream. These two sentences show the quiet scenery of Quanxishan Temple. Writing about streams, springs, clouds and snow is to set off the tranquility of temples, and writing about the tranquility of temples is to set off the nobility of monks.

Leather withered eagle eye disease, snow all horseshoe light. -"Hunting Watching" by Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei

Hunting of Tang Wangwei. Disease: the original meaning is rapid, which means sharp here. After the weeds wither, the falcon's eyes are particularly sharp and it is easy to find its prey; The residual snow disappeared, and the horseshoe stepped on the hard road, as if it were particularly brisk. The original poem is about hunting. The words "grass withered" and "snow exhausted" in these two sentences are as concise and vivid as sketches. Hawkeye Disease and Light Horseshoe are full of strong emotional colors, which show the poet's happy mood when watching hunting. Can be used to describe the scenery at the end of winter.

Hearing the wind blowing through the window, Zhu Cong shook the window and pushed open the door to see the snow-capped mountains. -Wang Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Recalling Hu Jushi's Family on a Winter Night"

Remember Hu Jushi's Home-It snows on a Winter Night by Tang. (yǒu has): Windows. Surprise: alarm, what is described here is snow shaking bamboo branches. Through the window, I heard the cold wind hitting the bamboo branches and making a rustling sound; When I opened the door, I saw the mountains covered with snow. Can be used to express the cold scenery in winter.

Cool beauty deceives snow, and lingering fragrance makes people dress. -"Zuo Ye Li Hua" by Qiu Wei, a poet in Tang Dynasty.

Tang writes Li Hua. Leng Yan is simple and beautiful, as opposed to rich colors. At first: Let's begin. The general idea of these two sentences is: simplicity and beauty surpass snow, and fragrance begins to invade people's clothes. These two sentences are works praising pear flowers, which summarize the essential characteristics of white, beautiful and fragrant pear flowers. They can be used to describe pear flowers or other white flowers, compared with Cen Can's comparison of pear flowers to snow ("Pear Flowers Thousand Trees Snow") or snow to pear flowers ("Like spring breeze, night comes, blowing open the petals of ten thousand pear trees").

It's snowing, and the river is deep and completely frozen. -Ma Dai, late Tang poet, Bian Jiang.

Don Mudd is a border general. Tim: It's far away. It was snowing all over the Great Wall, and the deep riverbed was completely frozen. The poem describes the scene of snow and ice blocking the river in a simple way, highlighting the cold climate outside the Great Wall. It can be used to describe the ice and snow scenery in winter.

The world is full of illusions, and human feelings can easily disappear. -the famous saying of "I am happy" by Lu Yiqing, a scholar in the Tang Dynasty.

The cold world and warm and cold human feelings in Ou Xing by Tang Yiqing are like fickle clouds and easily melted snow.

A boat on the river, a fisherman wearing his webworm moth; Fishing alone is not afraid of snow and ice. -Jiang Xue by Liu Zongyuan, a writer in the Tang Dynasty.

Liu Tang Zongyuan's Jiang Xue. Rope (shrink rope): hemp fiber. A fisherman was driving a boat in a cold snowy day, wearing a hemp fiber and a hat on his head, and fishing alone on the river. On the snowy, cold and silent river, there is an old fisherman fishing alone. He is very independent and helpless. The image of the noble fisherman described by the author and his life style of avoiding the world express his attitude towards society and life. Obviously, this lonely, angry and noble fisherman is the author's self-portrayal. It can be used to describe the image of a fisherman, and it can also be used to express a lonely situation or an arrogant character.

The underwater sound is swallowed up by the ice, and the sand road in the snow is flat. -Liu Changqing, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Appreciating Zhang Xia's hard work on the way to visit the state on a snowy night"

Tang Liu Changqing enjoyed Zhang Xia's state visit on a snowy night. Yanzi (yè night): The voice is low because of obstruction. The running water makes a low throat under the ice, and the rugged sand road looks very flat under the thick snow. These two sentences accurately describe what people see and hear on the edge of glaciers and snowy roads, and their images are vivid. Can be used to express the cold scenery in winter.

The desert sand is like snow, and the Yanshan moon is like a hook. -"Twenty-three Horses Poems" by Li He, a poet in the Tang Dynasty

Twenty-three horse poems of Tang Dynasty (5). Desert: Desert. Yān Smoke Mountain: Yanran Mountain, that is, Hang Ai Mountain in today's Mongolian territory. Wan Li in Pingsha looks like a layer of frost and snow in the moonlight; On the continuous Yanshan Mountains, a crescent moon hangs high in the sky like a hook. This poem shows the unique frontier battlefield scenery. This snowy battlefield is chilly, but it is also a place for heroes. It is in this poem that Li He expressed his desire to make contributions in a foreign country. It can be used to describe the cold weather in the desert under the moon in the northwest frontier.

Jinghu Lake is like the moon, and the girls in Xiye are like snow. -The famous words of Xue in Five Poems by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

Five Poems by Yue Nv by Tang Li Bai (5). Jinghu Lake: Also called Jianhu Lake, located in Jianjiang, Shaoxing. Nishino: That's Ruoye River, and its water flows into Jinghu Lake. The water in Jinghu Lake is as clear as moonlight, and the women in Xiye Lake are as white as snow. Two metaphors are used here, first to write the beauty of the moon emperor's lake, and then to write the beauty of the moon emperor's woman. The two are in contrast and complement each other. It can be used to describe the beautiful face of women in Jiangnan water town.

The mountains in May are still full of snow, only cold, and the grass can't see the grass. -Six Xia Sai by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

One of Xia Sai's Six Poems by Tang Li Bai. Tianshan Mountain: In today's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. In May, the mountains were covered with snow and there were no spring flowers in full bloom, but I felt chilly. These two sentences are extremely cold when written. It is midsummer in the mainland in May, but the Tianshan Mountains are still covered with snow. The spring flower has not yet bloomed in summer, and its coldness can be imagined. May is still like this, and the cold in spring, summer, autumn and winter is self-evident. Poetry can be used to describe the cold weather in the frontier.

There are many white apes in Qiupu, flying like snow. -"Autumn Puge" by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty

The fifth of Qiu Puge by Li Bai in Tang Dynasty. Qiupu: In the west of Guichi County, Anhui Province, Li Bai once wandered here and wrote 17 songs of Qiupu. Chaoteng: Jumping and crawling. There are many white apes in Qiupu, flying like snow. White apes have long arms and light bodies, and are good at climbing. Here, "flying snow" is used to compare their "super-soaring" posture, highlighting their white coat color and lightness.

The Yangtze River drifts with the snow of Mount Emei and the rapids of the Three Gorges. -Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "After leaving the chaos, the grace of heaven flowed to Yelang. I remember that Uncle You was pregnant with Jiang Taishou, so he was slaughtered."

Tang Li Bai's "After leaving the chaos, the grace of heaven flowed in Yelang, and I remembered that You Shuhuai gave Jiang the prefect, so it was good to kill". The general idea of these two sentences is: the Yangtze River is rolling, wrapped in the melting snow of Mount Emei; Rivers and water flow into the Three Gorges River vertically and horizontally. This is about the mountains and rivers in Sichuan. Green is the river, white is the snow water, criss-crossing is the great rivers, and the Three Gorges are abrupt. It can be said that the colors are bright and beautiful, the clues are vertical and horizontal, and it is rich in the beauty of a picture. This famous sentence is unique in syntax and steady in antithesis, which can be used to express the impression of travel prose on Sichuan.

The cold notice was exhausted, and the spring breeze returned to the willow tree. -Eight Poems of Music in the Palace by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty

Eight Poems of Music in the Palace by Tang Li Bai (7). The cold snow gradually disappeared in the plum blossoms, and the spring breeze came back from Ran Ran on tender wicker. Plum and willow are the most representative plants at the turn of winter and spring, and the blooming of plum indicates that the cold winter is about to pass; Willow shakes new green, marking the return of warm spring. This sentence can be used to describe the scenery from winter to spring, express people's excitement of seeing off difficulties and welcoming the light, and discuss that things are always developing and changing, just like the natural replacement of winter and spring.

A vine path is green, and Wan Xuefeng is sunny. -Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Winter Returning to the Old Mountain"

Don Li Bai's Winter Returning to Laoshan. An ivy-covered path is still green and very bright hanging on the hillside. The snow in Chu Qing lags behind, and the sun shines on the snow-covered Wanfeng Mountain, emitting dazzling light. Green vines, white snow, how strong and vivid the contrast is. These two sentences describe a beautiful picture in plain and natural language, as if a green path is visible, winding between heavy snow-capped mountains. Can be used to describe the winter scenery in the mountains.

The setting sun in the forest is sparse, and the snow in the mountains is scattered. -Tang Dynasty poet Han Yi "Chu Zhu Zhai Bo Bi Hui Shu Zi Qian Yuan Wai Shi Lang Jun"

"Tang Hanyi", "Zhai Bo, Chu, Bi Hui, Shu Zi, the former foreign king of Shi Lang". Luanshan: rolling mountains. The general idea of these two sentences is: the sparse forest top hangs a faint sunset glow; Pieces of residual snow are scattered on the barren hills. These two sentences are rather bleak and distant, and are suitable for describing the late winter scenery in the mountains.

Pear flowers with snow, willow leaves with cigarettes. -Cen Can, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Sending Andy"

Don Cen Can sent Andy. Willow leaf: willow leaf. The ancients loved to smoke willows, so they said, "There are ten thousand cigarettes in willow leaves." Thousands of pear blossoms are in full bloom, just like a layer of snow on the tree; Liu Suifeng swaying, like a light smoke curled up and drifted away. In the original poem, this sentence means farewell in the charming spring. Pear blossoms are like falling snow; Willow trees are graceful. The poet wrote the beautiful scenery of Yangchun in plain language, which contained the meaning of comforting others.

The wind and snow are bleak and can't be humiliated. -Four Bamboo Articles of Yushu, Sophora japonica and Bamboo and cypress by Su Shi, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty.

Shi's Four Bamboo Poems on Rain Stone Terrace: Elm, Sophora japonica, bamboo and cypress are all bleak: cold and silent. Bamboo looks cold and depressing in the snow, but it can be broken and should not be insulted. Bamboo in the snow is lonely and cold. Although it is in a harsh environment, it still has awe-inspiring charm. ~ say something and put something on it. Su Shi was accused by Luo Zhi and imprisoned in Yushitai, resulting in Wutai Poetry Case. At this time, the author saw bamboo in the Jade Terrace (Wutai), which touched the scene and was meaningful. It can be used to chant bamboo, and it can also be used to describe people who are in adversity but have an indestructible will.

Qing magistrate for three years, one hundred thousand snowflakes silver. -Wu Qing Dynasty novelist, famous historical coward Lin who wrote snow.

Qing Wu Jingzi's History of Coward Woods: Part VIII. Being an honest official for three years can get 102 thousand snowflakes and silver. Officials will rob the people of their money. As long as they are officials, they will have money to spend. In the old society, most officials aimed at getting rich, and few did not plunder the people's wealth. ~ It is said that after being a magistrate for three years, even if he is innocent, he has already plundered 100,000 taels of silver. As for those who are ignorant, insatiable, ruthless, and have been officials for a long time, their positions are high, and they can imagine plundering the wealth of the people. Taking retreat as progress, the author revealed the fact that corruption of social officials was prevalent at that time.

The stream is deeply uncomfortable with snow, and the mountains are frozen and cloudless. -"Snow Hope" Hong Sheng, playwright and poet in Qing Dynasty.

Sheng looked at the snow. The general idea of these two sentences is: the valley is too deep and the snow is not obvious, which seems to be unbearable; The mountains are frozen, and the clouds seem to freeze together and stop flowing. These two sentences vividly show the situation when the weather freezes. Especially the last sentence, the idea is novel and ingenious, full of poetry. It can be used to describe the scenery in severe winter, and it can also be used to describe the extreme cold in the middle of winter.

Clouds are white and frost is condensed. -"Looking at Snow Mountain" by the poet Fang in Qing Dynasty

See the Snow Mountain by Fang Qing Xiang Ying. The main idea of these two sentences is: when the dark clouds disperse, the snow in the front mountain is silvery white; Frosted trees, ten thousand lotus LAM Raymond drunk leaves flow. On the broad background with white peaks as the main body, there are countless burning maple leaves. The cool colors and warm colors set each other off, and the white and bright red reflect each other, making the whole picture very beautiful. The role and power of frost written in Frost Coal Wan He Dan painted a strong color for nature and added vitality to the scenery in early winter.

The moon shines on the snow, and the north wind is strong and weak. -Xie Lingyun, a poet in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty, Years.

Xie Lingyun's "Years" in the Southern Song Dynasty. North wind: North wind. The moon shines on the snow, shining with cold light; The strong north wind roared by, how sad the sound was! "The moon shines on the snow" is a famous saying. Zhong Rong's "General Comment on Poetry" commented: "The bright moon shines on the snow, according to the classics and according to history! Throughout the ancient and modern words, most of them are true and straight. " It means: writing poetry focuses on writing the author's profound subjective feelings, not on using allusions. Xie Lingyun directly wrote the scene of the bright moon on a snowy night, but received a good artistic effect without the help of history. Two sentences can be quoted to describe the snow scene and snow scene in cold weather.

Snow waves beat the sky and autumn clouds rolled in the sky. -"The West Chamber" by Wang Shifu, a writer of Yuan Zaju.

Look at Master Wang Yuan's The West Chamber. The waves between rivers are rough, such as piles of snow crashing into the sky and autumn clouds rolling on the horizon. The poem has an open realm and vigorous weather, which can be used to describe the scenery of Qiu Jiang.

It is windy and snowstorm all day, and the endless desert and hills overlap when looking into the sky. -Cen Can, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote a famous poem "Shen Yuwen"

See Don Cen Can's Comment on Yuwen. Answer: and, and. There are strong winds and heavy snow all day in the western region. The desert is endless, and the mountains and rivers are endless. This is a description of the unique phenology of Anxi (now Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region). It is located at the southern foot of Tianshan Mountain, with deserts and mountains, with bad climate and cloudy days. It can be used to describe the scenery where sand meets mountains and the windy and snowy climate in northwest China.

The mountain is clear and snowy, but the shore is white, not sand. -Yu Xin, a writer in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, "Looking at the Moon in the Boat"

Looking at the Moon in the Boat by Zhou Yuxin in the Northern Dynasties. The general idea of these two sentences is: in the moonlight, the mountains are shining silver like snow; Let the shore be white and reflect the moonlight, which has nothing to do with the white sand on the shore. This is one of the earliest poems dedicated to the moon. The whole poem is: "The boat leaves home in the middle of the night, looking forward to the bright moon. ~。 See pearls and mussels in cold weather, and osmanthus flowers in Xingqiao. The gray is dizzy and the unicycle is oblique. " Before Liang, the moon, as an aesthetic object, did not exist independently of the scenery, but appeared as an ornament or ornamental of the scenery. Since Liang, there have been poems about the moon. Looking at the Moon in the Boat is a good poem about the moon in the early days. A couplet vividly depicts the moonlight and is a famous sentence praised by people.

A lonely stranger walked through the pale snow in the jagged night mountain. -Tang Dynasty poet Cui Tu

More flowerless attitude, all the spirit of snow. -Xin Qiji, a patriotic poet in the Southern Song Dynasty

The snow pressed the pine and cypress, and the pine and cypress stood tall and straight. -Chen Yixue's famous saying

The window is brighter, and it snows every day. -Yuan Mei, a poet in the Qing Dynasty

The grass is yellow in autumn, and the eagle eye is sharper; When the ice and snow melt, the horseshoe is extraordinarily brisk. -Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei

An actor is a craftsman who shapes an image with snow. Barrett

Like snow, like Youlong. -Hong Sheng, playwright and poet in Qing Dynasty.

The snow on the river began to disappear. On warm days, the sun was shining and the smoke was wicker. -"Nanxiangzi" by Wu Yi, a poet in the Song Dynasty.

Song and Wu Yi's Nanxiangzi [Snow on the River begins to disappear]. Chun Xue has just melted, and the willows by the river are swaying gently in the warm sunshine and clear smoke. Dance with your graceful posture. Write about the beautiful scenery on the river in early spring. A word "de" brings the willows swaying in the wind to life.

It has snowed in my temple for many years, and my heart is dying. -Lu You, a patriotic poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, "Six Words Feeling"

Six love words of Lu You in Song Dynasty. Dan: Cinnabar, a mineral that can be used as a red pigment. The temples on both sides are as white as snow for many years, and a heart is as red as cinnabar until death. This is Lu You's work when he was eighty-four years old. At this time, the old poet's temples were already gray, but he was worried and old. It is very appropriate to use "snow" as a metaphor for white hair and "Dan" as a metaphor for red hearts. The contrast between "my temples have been snowing for many years" and "my heart is like Dan to death" highlights Dan's inner firmness. The second year after writing this poem, the author passed away. On his deathbed, he still remembered to recover the Central Plains, telling his children and grandchildren that "Julian Waghann decided to go north to celebrate Central Plains Day, and the family sacrifice was unforgettable." It's really the same until death.

It is better to give a bucket to the rich than a bite to the hungry. -Shi Yukun, a famous northern critic in the Qing Dynasty, "Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses"

Back to the hundredth time of "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness" by Yu Kun in Qing Dynasty. It is better to give a mouthful of food to the hungry than a bucket of food to the superfluous. Hungry people need food, although a bite is valuable; The rich man has more food than he can eat, even if he is given a bucket, it is not rare. Two sentences show that giving gifts is not about quantity, but about really helping people in urgent need. It is often used to explain the truth that we should give help in time instead of icing on the cake.

The branches and leaves are sparse, the moonlight leaks light, and it is as broken as snow. -Zhang Dai, a writer in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, "West Lake Dream Ten Golden Pools"

Dai's dream of ten golden pools in the West Lake. Afforestation: refers to the lush foliage of trees. The moonlight shines on the Bai Causeway through the dense branches and leaves, and the mottled images of the moon fall snow one after another. This is the author's description of the moonlit scenery of Bai Causeway West Lake, which is very charming. "Broken Bridge Snow" is one of the attractions of the West Lake. Zhang Dai believes that "Broken Bridge Snow" is not a real meaning, but a metaphor for the moon shadow. He said that "the snow on the broken bridge means talking, or the moon shadow is talking", and put forward a new understanding of this scene. Write a moonlit scene for reference.

Tall branches make friends with the wind, and dense leaves can leave snowflakes for flowers. -Song Dynasty poet Chen's famous saying "Snow Bamboo".

Song Chen Yu Yi's bamboo. The main idea of these two sentences is: the tall bamboo branches make friends with the breeze and sway with each other; Dense bamboo leaves leave white snow flowers as flowers, alternating with green and white. Writing about bamboo should not only describe its shape, but also describe its character and interest. "Be friends with the wind" and "Leave snow for flowers" are noble and refined, with unique charm. Learn to write, learn to chant, and learn this method.

Butterfly powder is lightly stained with flying snow, and the smell of Yan mud makes the dust fall. -"The West Chamber" by Wang Shifu, a writer of Yuan Zaju.

The First Fold of the Second Book of Master Wang Yuan's The West Chamber. Butterfly powder: the powder on the wings of a butterfly. Flying catkins: catkins flying in the air. Swallow mud: the soil that swallows contain when they build their nests. The fine powder on the butterfly wings gently touches the catkins flying all over the sky like snowflakes, and the soil held by swallows is mixed with the fragrance of fallen flowers. These two sentences vividly show the scenery in late spring. Butterflies dance in the misty catkins and swallows walk through the fallen flowers. Not only the words are clear, the sentences are beautiful, but also they are beautiful, which can be used to describe the dynamic spring scenery.

One day, dark clouds were gathering and the world was full of light. -Yuan Dynasty poet Ma Qianzhai's Narcissus Snowy Night

The water fairy in Qianzhai, Ma Yuan has a snowy night with low clouds and heavy snow. The endless snow shines at night, and the whole world is covered with silver makeup.

A lonely village in the rain and a mountain in the snow look easy, but it is difficult to draw. -Yuan Dynasty zaju writer Guan Hanqing's "Cutting Silver Carp in the Mid-Autumn Festival at Wangjiangge"

Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Cut Silver Carp in the Mid-Autumn Festival at Wangjiang Pavilion" is the first discount. The lonely village in the drizzle and the snow-capped peaks don't look particularly magical, but it's not so easy to describe. These two real feelings when writing paintings can also be used to refer to people's universally superior shortcomings.

Waves mean thousands of miles of snow, peaches and plums are silent. -the third monarch of Southern Tang Dynasty, who was captured after his death and poisoned by Song Taizong to the fisherman of Li Yu.

The Fisherman by Li Yu in the Southern Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties [The waves are intentional]. The general idea of these two sentences is: the waves roll up and down intentionally, as white as snow, looking thousands of miles away; There are rows of peaches and plums on the shore. Although they are silent, they are painted white and red, competing to add color to the Spring Festival. The exact words are "~". A pot of wine, a rod, and a few people are happy ",which is intended to describe the unrestrained life of fishermen. These two sentences describe the scenery seen when fishing. The first sentence is magnificent, and the second sentence is charming and affectionate, with different styles and advantages. It can be used to describe the spring scenery by the water.

Graceful branches sweep the shadow of the autumn moon through the suspected residual snow under the forest. -Anonymous "Spotted Bamboo" Snow Famous Words

Anonymous "Little Bamboo". Charming (ni m 4 onuó bird moves): describes soft and slender vegetation. Bamboo is swaying in the wind, the graceful bamboo tips seem to sweep the autumn moon gently, and the moonlight passes through the bamboo forest, screening out mottled shadows, which are suspected to be unmelted snow fragments on the ground. Writing the static posture of bamboo pruning on a moonlit night, and the shadow of the moon in the bamboo forest are beautiful and full of picturesque poetry.

Fresh fish fly out to sea, clear snow spray mountain thunder drum. -Guan Tao by Zhu Qingyu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

Tang Zhu Qingyu's Guan Tao. Gale (Xi m \u nbiāo): a rare gale. The general idea of these two sentences is: the tide comes in, like a strong wind at sea, with the breath of dragons and dragons; For another example, on a sunny day, snow and water poured out of the mountain and made a thunder drum sound. Describe the stormy waves at high tide, with eyes and ears, audio-visual combination and vivid and spectacular momentum. Can be used to write the shape of the rising dynasty.

The stars cross the river before dawn, and the willows stick snow to welcome the spring. -Yan Yan, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty, "Fu Kuzu"

Yan "Fu Kuzu". No: disappear. River: refers to the Milky Way. The main idea of these two sentences is: before the stars disappear in the milky way, the tongue comes first to announce the dawn; Snowflakes are still stuck on the willows, and the tongue has ushered in spring. Baitongue seems to be an emissary. Its cry can "announce the dawn" and "welcome the spring", and its description is very imaginative. One hundred languages can be used to sing focused songs.

Snow ear red hair shallow green hoof, chasing the wind to go to Japan. -Xue Tao, a poetess in the Tang Dynasty, "The Slaughtering Horse"

Tang Xuetao's Horses Leaving the Stables. The general idea of these two sentences is: the whole body is red, only the ears are white, and the horseshoe is light blue. It chased the wind and clouds and once reached the side of the sun. The poem describes the unique color of this horse, "snow ear red hair, light blue hoof", which is bright and dazzling, and even more amazing is its extraordinary Mercedes-Benz power. It is chasing the wind and clouds, flying fast and far, as if to be comparable to the sun that travels 80,000 miles a day, with great momentum of Kuafu chasing the sun. In just two sentences, the horse is vividly written.

The tide turns back to Heibo Snow Mountain, and Pu Yuan fishing boats catch the moon. -Tang Dynasty poet, famous for his "Queti".

Don Xu Yin's Quetta. The tide, like a fallen snow-capped mountain, retreated into the sea in the night. In the distance, by the river and under the bright moon, fishermen were fishing on the boat. These two sentences are about the night tide returning to the moon and the calm scenery. There is a palindrome in China's classical poems, that is, they can be read clearly whether they are read backwards or forwards, and both are in harmony. "Palindrome" is also a figure of speech, which emphasizes word order and repetition. Xu Yin's Queti is a palindrome poem about seaside and riverside scenery. Its link is from the tide to the moon at night, to the dawn and sunrise; Reading backwards is from the scene during the day to the scene at night. Whether reading backwards or backwards, it is natural to write about the scenery. We might as well read it: ~. The pine path from the bridge to the temple gate is small, and the sill is as bright as the spring eye of shi bo. All the way is shaded by trees, the river is at dawn and the sea is sunny. Looking at the clouds and water all around, there are thousands of gulls in Bifeng. "

It is true that China is not red, flying from sunny to snowy. -Huayang by Wu Rong, a poet in the Tang Dynasty

Huayang of Tang Wu Rong. Huahua: A gorgeous flower. Sunny Yuan Ye. More snow: Yang Shuhua (catkin) has white fluff when he grows up, and it looks like white snowflakes when dancing with the wind. Huayang doesn't want to compete with beautiful flowers or dazzling red. It just flies in the clear wilderness, as white as snow. This is a poem about objects. Yang Zai, a poetic theorist in the Yuan Dynasty, said: "Poems about objects should be based on objects and express their meaning." The so-called "support" means pretending to support the content; The so-called "extension" is to express subjective feelings. Finally, the infinite realm of harmony between ambition and things will be achieved. Such as "~" in the poem Huayang. Flowers hate the wind, and only Huayang loves the wind alone. "It not only depicts Huayang's unpretentious material state, but also expresses its unique personality that is not kitsch and fashionable. It is about Huayang and contains the author's philosophy of life, which is very interesting.