What is the symbolic meaning of floating clouds?

The definition of clouds is: clouds, clouds cover the sun. The relevant knowledge is as follows:

In ancient poetry, floating clouds have different symbolic meanings. For example, in Wang Zhihuan's "In the Lodge of Herons", the floating clouds of "Bai Yunsheng has people" symbolize a secluded life away from the noise of the world; In Du Mu's "Leyou Tombs", the floating clouds "cover up the sun, and the wanderer refuses to return" symbolizes maternal love and family responsibility. Therefore, the symbolic meaning of floating clouds should be judged according to the specific context.

The origin and formation process of floating clouds

1, water vapor is the key factor to form clouds. When the water vapor in the atmosphere reaches a certain saturation, it will condense on the tiny particles in the air and form water droplets. These water droplets are the original form of clouds.

2. Temperature change is also one of the important reasons for cloud formation. In the atmosphere, the temperature at different heights will be different. When the temperature at high altitude is lower than that at low altitude, the water vapor in the atmosphere will condense rapidly at high altitude to form clouds. Similarly, when the temperature at low altitude is higher than that at high altitude, the water vapor at low altitude will quickly condense into clouds.

3. Natural factors such as topography and airflow will also affect the generation of floating clouds. For example, the airflow in mountainous areas is affected by the terrain, which is easy to form a foggy scene. At the same time, the change of airflow will also lead to the change of cloud shape and movement.

4. Water vapor on the ground is heated by solar radiation to form water vapor molecules. These water vapor molecules rise with the hot air flow and enter the atmosphere. When the water vapor molecules reach a certain height, the temperature will drop and the water vapor molecules will start to condense into water droplets or ice crystals. These water droplets and ice crystals are the key to forming clouds.

5. Water drops and ice crystals are rising with the airflow, and when they reach a higher height, they will form clouds. This process is called cloud formation. Clouds will continue to develop upward until they reach saturation. At this time, water droplets and ice crystals in the cloud will begin to fall and form precipitation. When precipitation reaches the ground, it will form different weather phenomena such as rain, snow and fog.