text | Li Xuepu
will usher in the heavy snow solar term on December 7 this year. Heavy snow is the 21st solar term among the twenty-four solar terms. Like Xiaoxue , it is a solar term that reflects weather phenomena.
After heavy snow, the weather becomes colder. Under the influence of strong cold air, the possibility of heavy snow or blizzards is increased. As stated in "Highlights in the May 72 Collection of Seventy-Two Seasons of the ": "The big one is the most prosperous. At this point, the snow is the most prosperous."
The heavy snow season brings people the sudden change in the weather and the arrival of winter snow season, and the arrival of snow has also added more poetic and picturesque to our lives. There are countless poems about snow by literati and poets of all generations.
tits, 'it's "Jiangzuo romance prime minister". Xie Lang , Xie Daoyuan are the children of brother Xie An. The former is the brother and the latter is the sister.
One winter, Xie An was at home and taught poetry and papers for his nephews. Suddenly, snowflakes floated up in the sky, and wrote a poem according to the scenery at this time: "What does the snow look like?"
Xie Lang saw this and quickly followed the rhyme: "Spraying salt can be used in the air."
The reasoning, Xie Lang "has little literary name" and is also a rare talent. The sentences that follow in haste are not without merit, but his sister Xie Daoyun felt that it was not very good. She had a little less charm, so she continued the third sentence casually: "It's not as if willow catkins were rising because of the wind."
I think it's the same, it's okay to sprinkle salt, but it's a bit real. In contrast, the catkins flying in the wind have a bit more swaying and hazy beauty. Xie An also felt that his niece's literary talent was above his nephew.
The allusion was passed down through Liu Yiqing's hand in later generations.
The same snowflakes have different meanings in the eyes of different snowmen.
The poem " vs. snow " written by Gao Pian in the Tang Dynasty is a poem that is both physical and spiritual. The poem says: "When you come out of the sixth time, you can sit and watch the green bamboos turn into branches of Qiong. Now you can look up at the tall buildings and cover all the evil roads of the world." The poet stopped in front of the window and silently watched the flying snow and dressed up the world in a flawless way. Even the bamboo forest in the courtyard turned into jade trees and branches, which is enviable.
Tang Dynasty poet Liu Changqing " Sleeping in the Master of Furong Mountain " says: "The mountains are far away at dusk, and the sky is cold, and the white house is poor. I heard dogs barking in the woods, and I return home at night."
The time of writing this poem was when the poet was exiled to Hunan and Chu. The poem describes a traveler looking for a place to stay in the cold and dusk during the wind and snow. There are many poems by poets of the Tang Dynasty who chanted Xue, but this poem by poet Liu Changqing is extraordinary.
This poem describes scenery, events and people in a concise and broad style. The images chosen by the poet include sunset, mountain, cold sky, white house, wooden door, barking dog, wind and snow, and returning home. Only twenty words contain eight images, and in a very plain and concise language, these eight images form a rich and profound poetic picture. It can be said that it is not a master of landscape description, and it has reached the artistic realm of "sending to the taste and indifference" as the poet calls it, which is endless.
, one of the eight great masters of the Tang and Song dynasties, Liu Zongyuan , "River Snow" poem says: "Thousands of mountains fly away, and thousands of paths are destroyed. The old man in a boat, the straw hat, fishes alone in the snow of the cold river." This poem outlines the huge loneliness and loneliness of life with the secluded and deserted snow scene. The poet's spotless and pure and loneliness of mind is vividly displayed on the paper.
"The wind blows across the wall, and the snow is everywhere in the mountains" is a poem by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei " Reminiscing of the Snow on the Snow in the Winter Night" ".
Wang Wei's poems are mostly painted and often have musical feelings, which have both visual composition and auditory sound effects.Writing about snow here, Wang Wei also showed his specialty. The previous sentence describes listening to snow, living in the room, but hearing the cold wind outside the outdoors is alarmed by snowflakes and slapping bamboo leaves. The snow has not appeared but is melted in the hint of the wind and the sound of bamboo. This is the so-called "no word can be found, and all the romantic things are achieved."
The sound of wind, bamboo moves, and snow falls are extremely slight, but the poet can feel the natural rhythm changes with his unique sensitivity and convey his sound.
Southern Song Zeng Ji's "Sometimes I heard the bamboos flowing out, and I have no way to find plums" is similar to his conception, but Zeng's poem is objective and straightforward, and Wang's poem has the word "shock" with the word "shock" is emotional.
"The wind returns and dances together, and the sky can bloom in an instant" is a poem in , Northern Song Dynasty , the founder of Jiangxi poetry school , Huang Tingjian , " Song of Snow and presented to Guangping Gong ".
Huang Tingjian wrote a poem, advocating that every word has its origin, taking the truth as new and turning decay into magic. "The wind returns and dances together" is derived from "The chaotic clouds are low and the twilight evening, and the snow dances back to the wind".
Du's poem focuses on expressing the instantaneous state of the wind and snow dancing. "未" is an adjective, meaning rotation; Huang's poem uses the word "未" as a verb to express the process of snow from static to dynamic, and further depicts the posture of snow flying - "天天天", which is a more complete portrayal of the snow dynamics.
"After the battle, the jade dragon has three million, and the scales and armor are flying all over the sky." This is the last couplet of the quatrain "Snow" of the Northern Song Dynasty Hu Zai "Previous Collection of Talks on Tiaoxi Yuyin Cong" Volume 54 of the Northern Song Dynasty Huazhou Madman Zhang Yuan quatrain.
Zhang Yuanren is crazy, and his poems are also crazy and weird. He wrote about snow not truthfully, but surreal imagination and conception, turning daily ordinary habits into magical scenes in myths and legends, creating a strange aesthetic effect of alienation.
"Flying all over the sky" silver-white or jade-colored snowflakes and snowflakes are formed by the mythical hero Wu Ding defeated three million jade dragons, and the scales and residual armor of the jade dragon are transformed into, giving the daily snow legendary nature, making the flying snowflakes more vivid three-dimensional and dynamic.
The imagination is bizarre, but it is based on the inherent characteristics of snowflakes in reality. The snow color is white like jade, and the snow shape is like scales and armor. It is novel and appropriate to use the scales and armor of jade dragons to form snowflakes.
Southern Song poet Yang Wanli "Watching the Snow" says: "I will not hesitate to the sky after falling all the jade flowers, and I will seal it with no fragrance. Who can make it delicate and turn it into soup cakes , and replace it with the fireworks in the world."
The soup cakes written by the poet are the well-known soup noodles. On a snowy winter night, you can eat a bowl of soup noodles and sweat while eating. The pores of your body are unobstructed, and your tired body and mind are suddenly relaxed. People eat while watching the children playing by themselves, and raise snowballs and fly in the air, which is very interesting.
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