1. Appreciation of Snow's Poems: Xuemei (Part 1) Lu Meipo The plum and snow contended for the spring but refused to fall, so Sao Renge paid for the commentary.

The plum blossoms are three cents whiter than the snow, but the snow is less fragrant than the plum blossoms.

Appreciation: The last two sentences of the poem cleverly highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the two: plum blossoms are not as white as snow, and snow does not have the fragrance of plum blossoms. It answers the reason for "Sao Renge's pen fee review" and also tells the story of how snow and plum blossoms each hold their own.

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After reading the complete poem, we seem to see that the author wrote this poem with extraneous meaning: taking advantage of the snowy plum blossoms competing for spring, we are warned that we all have our own strengths and weaknesses, and we must be self-aware.

It is right to take advantage of others and make up for one's own shortcomings.

This poem has both emotional and intellectual interest, and is worth chanting.

Farewell to Dong Da (Part 1) Gao Shi Thousands of miles of yellow clouds and white sun, and the north wind blows wild geese and snow.

Don't worry, there will be no friends in the future. No one in the world will know you.

Appreciation: This is a farewell poem, using line drawing techniques to describe the scene: It is dusk and dusk, and there is heavy snowfall. In the strong north wind, only wild geese can be seen in the distance, and cold clouds appear and disappear.

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Couplet of Songs about Snow What does the white snow look like?

The difference in the air when spreading salt can be compared. It is not like catkins blowing up due to the wind. Appreciation: Xie Daoyun compared this to the north wind blowing snow all over the sky, which is a perfect fit.

Catkins are used to describe their size, pointing out the "snow-sudden" scene at that time, and "due to the wind" further points out the natural characteristics of the catkins dancing in the wind and being boundless.

2. Ten ancient poems related to snow, with appreciation 1. "Snow Plum Part 1" The plum blossoms and snow refused to fall in spring, so the poet stopped writing and spent money on commentaries.

The plum blossoms are three cents whiter than the snow, but the snow is less fragrant than the plum blossoms.

Appreciation: In the writings of the poet Lu Meipo, snow and plum blossoms compete for spring and have "frictions". They both think that they have all the spring beauty and decoration, and no one is willing to give in.

This way of writing is really novel, unique and unexpected. No wonder the poet can't judge the level.

The last two sentences of the poem cleverly highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the two: plum blossoms are not as white as snow, and snow does not have the fragrance of plum blossoms. It answers the reason for "Sao Ren Ge's review of pen fees" and also explains the basis for each side of snow and plum blossoms.

After reading the complete poem, we seem to see that the author wrote this poem with extraneous meaning: taking advantage of the snowy plum blossoms competing for spring, we are warned that we all have our own strengths and weaknesses, and we must be self-aware.

It is right to take advantage of others and make up for one's own shortcomings.

This poem is both emotional and rational, and is worth chanting.

2. "Two Farewell Poems·Part 1" The east and west of Luoyang City are separated from each other.

In the past, the snow was like flowers, but now the flowers are like snow.

Appreciation: Contrast the desolation of the flying snowflakes at the time of separation with the warmth of the blooming flowers at the reunion to express the joy of reunion.

3. "Big Night / Big Night's Love in Bashan Road / Great Night's Love" Walking all the way to Sanba Road, you are in danger thousands of miles away.

On a snowy night in the chaotic mountains, a stranger stands alone.

Gradually, it becomes far away from the flesh and blood, and turns to the relatives of children and servants.

It's just wandering, and tomorrow will be a new year.

Appreciation: This poem is a poem written by the poet who was visiting another place and was nostalgic for his hometown on New Year's Eve.

The poet is in a foreign land and feels the hardships and dangers of his journey.

The third and fourth sentences describe the desolate New Year's Eve night scene, exaggerating the poet's lonely feelings.

The fifth and sixth sentences describe being far away from relatives, and even the servants feel warm, and express the homesickness.

The last two sentences place hope in the New Year, and the feeling of wandering is even stronger, which is natural and real.

The whole poem has simple language and delicate lyricism.

There is no room for venting my homesickness.

Among them, the sentence "Gradually distanced from flesh and blood, turned to children and servants" was derived from Wang Wei's "Staying in Zhengzhou" "A couple in a foreign country, a lonely couple, children and servants".

As a deep depiction of "thousands of miles away" and "a stranger", this poem is even more sad and touching.

4. "Snowy Plum Part 2" There are plums but no snow, which is not spiritual, and there is no poetry but no snow.

The sunset poem is full of snow all day long, and it is very spring when combined with plum blossoms.

Appreciation: The last two sentences of the poem cleverly highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the two: plum blossoms are not as white as snow, and snow does not have the fragrance of plum blossoms. It answers the reason for "Sao Renge's pen fee review" and also expresses the differences between snow and plum blossoms.

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After reading the complete poem, we seem to see that the author wrote this poem with extraneous meaning: taking advantage of the snowy plum blossoms' struggle for spring, we are warned that we all have our own strengths and weaknesses, and we must be self-aware.

Taking advantage of others and making up for one's own shortcomings is the truth.

This poem is both emotional and rational, and is worth chanting.

5. "He Zhang Pu She Sai Sai Xia Song·Part 3" The black geese fly high in the moon, and the Chanyu escapes at night.

When I want to chase Qingqi away, the heavy snow covers my bow and sword.

Appreciation: "The Song under the Fortress" is an old title of the Han Dynasty Yuefu and belongs to the "Hengchui Song Ci". The content is mostly about the frontier fortress.

Of the original six poems, Hengtang retired scholars selected four of them.

This is the third poem in Lu Lun's poem "Song under the Sai".

Lu Lun once served as a marshal judge in the shogunate and had experience in military life. His poems describing this kind of life are relatively substantial and vigorous in style.

This poem describes General Xue Ye's heroic feat of preparing to lead his troops to chase the enemy.