1. Poems about cold

The north wind is cool, the rain and snow are cool. Rain and snow: snow.

Rain: fall, fall. 雱: It’s snowing heavily.

"The Book of Songs·Beifeng·North Wind" The north wind is blowing, and the rain and snow are falling. Shu: the appearance of a strong wind. Fei Fei: Fei Fei, like flying.

"The Book of Songs·Bei Feng·North Wind" The rain and snow are lingering, and when they see the sunset, it is said to disappear. The rain and snow are lingering: the appearance of heavy snow; one word is like "floating". 晛; the heat of the sun.

Said: A auxiliary word with no actual meaning. "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Jiao Gong" The cold weather is coming in Mengdong, and the north wind is so miserable.

Mengdong: the first month of winter. Miserable: Very cold.

Han·"Ancient Poetry Mengdong's Cold Air Arrives" The cold wind blows at my bones, and the severe frost cuts into my muscles. Han Dynasty "Ancient Poetry Tongtong's Solitary Willow" The cold wind destroys the trees, and severe frost forms orchids in the courtyard. Han Dynasty Yuefu Ancient Poetry "Ancient Poetry Composed by Jiao Zhongqing's Wife" The wind is desolate at the end of the year, and the sun is covered with snow.

There is no sound in my ears, and my eyes are clear. Desolate: cold and desolate. Yiyi: dark.

Xi: Less. In the eye: what the eyes see.

Hao: White. Jin Dynasty Tao Yuanming's "Written in the middle of the twelfth month of the year Guimao and respecting my younger brother" The difference in the sky when salt is sprinkled can be imagined, but it is not like the catkins blowing up due to the wind. Jin Dynasty Xie Daoyun's "Song of Snow Couplet": "What does the white snow look like? The sky where salt is sprinkled The difference can be imagined, not like the catkins blowing up due to the wind."

The bright moon shines on the snow, and the new wind is strong and sad: the north wind. Jin: Violent.

Sad: sad. "Twilight" by Xie Lingyun of the Southern Song Dynasty The wind shook the bamboos across the window, and the snow filled the mountains when I opened the door. window: window.

Feng Jing Bamboo: Snow is carried in the wind and hits the bamboo, making a rustling sound. Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty, "Reminiscing about the Snow in Hu Jushi's House on a Winter Evening" I don't know if the snowflakes in the courtyard have fallen this morning, but I suspect that the forest flowers bloomed last night. Tingxiao: snowflakes that fell in the courtyard.

Tang·Song Zhiwen "Response to the Snow in the Garden" The sound of water icing down the throat, the sand road is flat in the snow Tang·Liu Changqing "Rewarding Zhang Xia Xue Ye for a visit to the state to say goodbye" A green vine path , Ten Thousand Dots of Snow Peaks are Sunny Tang·Li Bai "Returning to the Old Mountain in Winter" The ground is white and the wind is cold, the snowflakes are as big as hands Tang·Li Bai "Mocking Wang Liyang for refusing to drink" Yanshan snowflakes are as big as mats, blowing down Xuanyuan Terrace one after another Xuanyuan Terrace: According to legend, The place where Huangdi captured Chiyou. "North Wind Travel" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty The clouds are low in the dusk, and the snow is dancing in the returning wind. Returning wind: whirling wind.

Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty, "To the Snow" The frost is severe, and the belt is broken, and the fingers cannot be knotted. Zhizhi: the fingers are stiff. Tang Dynasty Du Fu's "Five Hundred Words of Odyssey from Beijing to Fengxian County" The clouds are clear and the gulls are dancing, the wind is against the geese and they have no movement. No movement: no line.

Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty "Send off the eldest grandson to return to the state in the evening of winter" The cold weather reminds the days to be short, the wind and waves calm the clouds Tang Dynasty Du Fu "Reminiscing about the past in Gong'an County" The setting sun is on the sparse bamboos, and the lingering snow is scattered in the mountains Han Hong of the Tang Dynasty "Zhu Chu's house meeting with the concubine Qian Yuanwailang envoys to the king" (a poem by Zhang Ji) Who cut and carved thousands of piles of snow on the flat ground to create this continuous ceiling? Han Yu's "Two Poems on Li Flowers" of the Tang Dynasty: "When the spring earth strives for luxury, Luoyang Garden Yuan Youfen took it. Who cut and carved thousands of piles of snow on the ground into a series of sky flowers? "

Thousands of birds have disappeared, and thousands of people have disappeared. A man with a coir raincoat in a lone boat, fishing alone in the snow in the cold river.

"Jiang Xue" by Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty If there is no chill in the winter, how can we see the spring? chill: a harsh and bleak look. Tang Dynasty Lu Wen's "Meng Dong Pu Jing Guan He Pavilion" The sky is cold and the color is green, and the north wind calls withered mulberry.

The thick ice has no cracks, and there is a cold light in a short day. Howling: The wind roars like a roar. "Bitter Cold Song" by Meng Jiao of the Tang Dynasty. Only then did I see the clouds covering the top of the mountain, and the snow on the rocks was like dust.

It is angular in shape, so it is called "snowflake" with "six outs". Qiongzhi: Bamboo branches are covered with snow and look like white jade.

, I hear the sound of folding bamboo. "

The bead curtain flutters across the white wall, which is lighter than catkins and heavier than frost. Two sentences describe the scene of snowflakes flying. "Two Poems on Snow" by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty: Hundreds of springs are frozen and all are swallowed, and I sing coldly even more. Swallowing: The spring water does not flow smoothly due to freezing, so it is described as whimpering.

Yin: singing. Liu Jia of the Tang Dynasty's "Bitter Cold Song": "All the cold springs are swallowed, and I sing coldly even more.

Leaning on the pine trees in the middle of the night, I don't feel that my clothes are covered with snow." Three million jade dragons were defeated in the battle, and their scales were defeated. The sky is full of broken armor and flying jade dragons: describes the flying snow.

Defeated scales and broken armor: describes the dancing of snow flakes like scales falling one after another. Volume 54 of the first volume of "Tiaoxi Yuyincong Hua" by Hu Zai of the Song Dynasty is quoted in "Western Qing Dynasty Poetry", which contains Zhang Yuan's poem "Snow". The country never sleeps and the moon is thousands of miles away, and the heaven and earth are selfless. Jade is used by thousands of families. Jade: Yu Baixue.

"Snow" by Huang Geng of the Yuan Dynasty The deep stream cannot bear the snow, and the mountains are frozen and the clouds cannot flow. "Snow Hope" by Hong Sheng of the Qing Dynasty. 2. Poems about relieving summer heat

"Yuelu Shuilu Temple" chants: "The temple on the sand in Changsha has an unexpected ancient tower.

The water and light merge on all sides, and the mountain shadows come on one side. The monks' couches are divided quietly. Let's sit down and take the fishing boat back in the evening.

Let's meet again tomorrow and visit Zaomei in Qiancun. "Liao Daonan, a scholar in the Ming Dynasty, also wrote a poem: "I visited Yunbian Temple in search of tranquility, and I went to Shangzhou on the river to take advantage of it.

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Liao Yuandu, a poet in the early Qing Dynasty, wrote in a poem titled "Wang Shuilu Temple": "After the army of heaven and earth, in what year did a temple exist? "In the wind and waves, Zhong Pan comes out at dusk." ”

During the Qing Dynasty, Shuilu Temple was repaired many times and became very popular. A theater was built in front of the temple and performances were often held. However, the good times did not last long, and Shuilu Temple was destroyed in the late Qing Dynasty.

Gongji The building is located behind Shuilu Temple, looking west to Yuelu and overlooking the Xiangliu River. Shi Chengzao, a Jinshi during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, recorded the scenery: "The dangerous building hangs a hundred feet high and has eaves on all sides.

The rain is heavy and the clouds are rolling over the mountains, and the waves in the sky are shaking the city. "It is said that there is no hot weather in the building in May and June, so it is a good place to cool off.

Xiao Dajing, a member of the Qianlong Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, wrote in a poem titled "Qingxia in Gongji Tower": "The building overlooks the Chengjiang River. The heat is mild, and the jujube flowers and lotus seeds are separated by the clear light. There is no need for a sunflower fan in the cool evening, and the clear dew can be applied to the guest's clothes. "

Regarding Gongji Tower, it is said that it was built in the Yuan Dynasty. However, the poem written by Dai Fuxu, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty quoted earlier, mentioned "the unexpected tower". The tower mentioned here is probably the Gongji Tower. According to this, Gongji Tower may have existed in the Southern Song Dynasty.

This building was also destroyed in the late Qing Dynasty. 3. Famous verses about phenological phenomena

1. About. Poems about phenological phenomena include:

1. Spring rains startle the spring and the valley is clear, summer is full of awns and summer heat is connected,

Autumn is dew, autumn is cold and frost falls, winter is snowing, and winter is cold.

2. Millet cannot be harvested during the autumnal equinox, and millet cannot be raised during the cold dew.

3. The grain piles up in the mountains, and the cold dew does not forget to plow the ground.

2. Regarding phenological phenomena. His famous quotes include:

1. There are clouds in the sky and rain on the ground

2. It is three o'clock on the fifth day of spring, and the first three o'clock of the Awakening of Insects

Three , words about phenological phenomena

The clouds are changing, the leaves are falling, the spring is warm and the flowers are blooming, the wind is gentle and the sun is bright, the moon is bright, and the autumn air is crisp

4. Phenology refers to the long-term phenology of organisms Adapt to the periodic changes in temperature conditions and form a growth and development rhythm that is consistent with this. This phenomenon is called phenology, which mainly refers to the growth, development, activity patterns of animals and plants and the response of abiotic changes to seasonal climate. 4. What are the poems about cold autumn?

There may be no poems about cold autumn alone. Most of the works express a unique emotion of autumn through the description of cold autumn. p> Autumn Wind Poems by Li Bai

The autumn wind is clear, the autumn moon is bright, the fallen leaves are gathering and scattering, the jackdaws are roosting, and I know when we will miss each other. It is difficult to enter my lovesickness door at this time and know that I miss you. Bitterness, long lovesickness and long-lasting memories, short lovesickness and infinite love, if I had known that it would be so frustrating, it would still be as if I didn't know each other before.

Autumn Eve by Du Mu

The cold autumn light of silver candles paints the screen, lightly. Luo Xiaofan flutters at the flowing fireflies, the sky is as cold as water at night, and I sit and watch the Altair and Vega.

Meet Li Yu happily

Silently, I go up to the west building alone, the moon is like a hook, and the lonely parasol tree is deep. The courtyard is locked in the clear autumn. The cutting is constant and the order is still chaotic. It is a sorrow of separation.

Staying in Luo's Pavilion to cherish Cui Yong and Li Shangyin

The bamboo dock is dust-free and the water sill is clear. Missing each other across the city.

The autumn clouds linger and the frost flies late, leaving the remaining lotuses to listen to the sound of rain. 5. Where does this poem come from?

This paragraph comes from Wan The Luo Shen version selected from Song of the Sky. This poem was written by a man named "Wukong" in the Ming Dynasty. It is titled "Song of Wan Kong". The poem is: "The sky is empty, the earth is also empty, and life is in it; the sun is empty, and the moon is empty. It's empty. Whose contribution is it to the rise in the east and the fall in the west? Gold is empty, silver is also empty, how can it be in your hands after death! My wife is empty, my son is empty, and we will not meet each other on the road to hell! The power is empty, the name is empty, and in the blink of an eye, the land is buried in the wilderness! " I secretly think that although "Song of Wan Kong" is not red and a bit gray, it is full of Zen ideas and has the meaning of persuading the world, just like an enlightenment.

It warns people that people are in the vast universe. It is very small. In the long history, life is very short. People come and go naked. Everything such as money, wealth, fame and status, etc., is not brought to them in life and will not be taken away in death. Everything you can get, except for the part you enjoy, will eventually be lost - empty.

Therefore, you must be responsible, don't be too greedy, be indifferent, quiet, pure, and have few desires. The only way to be content and happy is to be content with everything. The song "Song of Wan Kong" written by Wukong in the Ming Dynasty and "Qian Materia Medica" by Zhang Shuo, a famous official in the Tang Dynasty, can be said to be the same compound "elixir of greed". After reading it and understanding it, Practicing it can really play the role of "medicine to cure diseases" and "cure diseases and save people".

Wan Kongge goes north and west, and the sky is always empty. , the earth is empty, life is vast in it; the sun is empty, the moon is also empty, who is moving when the east rises and the west sets; the fields are empty, the land is also empty, how many owners have changed; the gold is empty, the silver is also empty, no one shakes hands after death In the middle; the power is empty, the name is empty, and in the blink of an eye, the land is sealed in the wilderness; the wife is empty, the son is also empty, it is difficult to meet on the road to hell; friends are also empty, friends are also empty, each has a different future; walking west in the morning, east in the evening , life is like a bee collecting flowers; after collecting hundreds of flowers into honey, all the hard work is in vain; who can figure it out?