Why did it change from "steep mountain snow" to "Huishan clear snow"?

During the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, Liu Shiying wrote A Brief Introduction to the Capital, in which one of the "Ten Scenes to Stay in Beijing" was "The Mountain Gao Xue is steep". This "steep mountain snow" refers to the spectacular scenery of Huishan in Chu Qing after the snow.

In "A Brief Introduction to the Jingshi", there is also a poem called "Snow on the Mountain", which was written by Ruxiang's owner Ruiqing:

Several peaks have gone deep into the snow and ice,

The preface of spring has not melted yet.

Cloud view, but you have broadened your horizons by 300 miles.

The moon is quiet, and you can see all the mountains.

From this point of view, the landscape of "steep mountains and snow" is named after the warm and harmonious time, when spring covers the earth and the summit of Huishan is covered with snow and ice. From then on, the scenery of "steep mountains and snow" was changed to "Huishan reflecting snow". Miao Runlong changed "Huishan Snow" to "Huishan Clear Snow" in the book Miscellaneous Notes on Accompanying Beijing published in the early years of Guangxu. Although it is only a word difference, it is more appropriate, more vivid and more vivid. Since then, "Huishan Qingxue" has been inherited by people as one of the "Eight Scenes of Shengjing".

Huishan scenery