The poem describing the snow scene in "Bai Xuege Farewell to Tian Shuji Wu's Homecoming" uses the scenery of spring to describe the snow scene, just like the strong wind of spring, which blows away the petals of ten thousand pear trees at night. It means that all of a sudden, it's like a spring breeze blowing overnight, as if thousands of trees and pears are in full bloom.

It is novel and imaginative to describe winter snow with spring flowers. Metaphor contains a vast and beautiful imagination, and at the same time, it reveals endless spring between the lines.

"Goose feathers and heavy snow have fallen to the Yuanmen, but the red flag can't be blown over." The bright red with white snow as the background outside the account is more harmonious with the snow scene. It is a little warm color and warmth on the cool color picture, which also makes the picture more flexible.

The whole poem is born with snow, which has both the side of singing about snow and the side of seeing off. Rich in connotation, vivid in artistic conception and strong in artistic appeal. Among them, "if the spring breeze comes, the night comes, blowing open the petals of ten thousand pear trees" is a famous sentence praised by people.

This poem puts people in a world of ice and snow, but it seems that there is a spectacular scene of spring warming and pear blossoms in full bloom. It uses pear flowers to describe snow and spring warmth to express extreme cold. It reveals the poet's high optimism when writing about the harsh natural environment in northwest China. It can be described as a "snow-singing sentence", which skillfully combines snow-singing with farewell, setting off the feeling of farewell.