The ancient poems about the heavy snow solar term are as follows:

1. "Heavy Snow" by Lu You

Heavy snow has never been seen in the south of the Yangtze River, and it has just begun to be severe this year.

It’s like looking for each other through the curtains, and the desire is overwhelming under the weight of the forest branches.

Throwing a blanket on the felt, Lu forgets to sleep at night, and the golden restraint immediately rises timidly in the morning.

In this life I laugh at myself for being late for fame, and daydream about the Yellow River being completely frozen.

2. "Snow" Luo Yin

Even if the harvest is good, what will happen in the good years?

If there is a poor person in Chang'an, the auspiciousness should not be too much.

3. "Snowy Night" by Bai Juyi

I was surprised that the quilt pillow was cold and the window was bright again.

I know the snow is heavy late at night, and I hear the sound of breaking bamboo.

4. "Spring Snow" Han Yu

The new year is not yet full of youth, and I was surprised to see grass buds in early February.

The white snow is too late for spring, so it flies through the trees in the garden.

5. "Looking at the Remaining Snow in the South" by Zu Yong

The Yin ridge in the South is beautiful, and the snow is floating in the clouds.

The forest is bright and clear, and the city is getting colder at dusk.

Introduction to the Daxue solar term:

Daxue is the 21st of the twenty-four solar terms. The time is December 7 or 8 of each year in the Gregorian calendar, which is also the Ganzhi calendar. The end of Hai month and the beginning of Zi month; when the sun reaches 255 degrees of ecliptic longitude. Heavy snow means that the weather is colder and the possibility of snowfall is greater than that of light snow. It does not mean that the amount of snowfall must be heavy. On the contrary, after heavy snow, the precipitation in various places further decreases.

"Pickled vegetables in light snow, pickled meat in heavy snow" When the heavy snow comes, every household is busy pickling "salty goods". Add salt and Sichuan peppercorns to a pot and stir-fry until cooked. After the fried Sichuan peppercorns and salt have cooled down, apply them on the inside and outside of fish, meat and poultry, and rub them repeatedly until the color of the meat turns from fresh to dark and liquid oozes out from the surface, then connect the meat with it. Put the remaining salt into the jar, press it with stones, and place it in a cool and backlit place. Take it out after half a month and hang it under a sunny eaves to dry in the sun to welcome the new year.