What snowflake is so big that it blows down the Xuanyuan terrace?

Yanshan snowflakes are as big as seats, and pieces of them blow off XuanYuanTai. The original text is as follows:

Candle dragon lives in poverty, but the light is still blooming. What's the difference between the sun and the moon? Only the north wind came up angrily. Yanshan snowflakes are as big as seats, and pieces of them blow off XuanYuanTai. You miss your wife in December. Stop singing and laugh. Looking at the pedestrians by the door, it's sad to miss the Great Wall. Don't mention the sword to save the border, leave the tiger gold and silver. There are a pair of white arrows in it, and spiders weave webs to make dust. ...

Appreciation of Xuanyuantai's poems with snowflakes as big as seats in Yanshan Mountain.

1, this is a poem full of lofty sentiments and ambitions, which depicts the spectacular scene that Yanshan snowflakes are as big as seats and blow down XuanYuanTai one by one, and expresses the poet's reverence for nature and love for life.

2. First of all, the poem "Snowflakes as Big as Mats in Yanshan Mountain" uses an imaginative metaphor, comparing the snowflakes in Yanshan Mountain to mats, and vividly describing the size of snowflakes and the intensity of snowfall. This metaphor not only shows the poet's in-depth observation and feeling of nature, but also expresses his amazement and awe at this extreme weather condition.

3. Next, Fragments Blow Down Xuanyuantai further describes the dynamics and snow scene of snowflakes. Poets use "pieces" to describe the falling of snowflakes, which gives people a visual impact; At the same time, the word "blown off" is used to describe the dynamics of snowflakes being blown off by the wind, which gives people a strong feeling.

4. The choice of the location of "Xuanyuantai" highlights the influence of this extreme weather situation and further emphasizes the poet's wonder and awe. The whole poem shows the poet's awe of nature and love for life by depicting the spectacular scene of Yanshan snowflakes blowing down Xuanyuantai one by one.

This reverence for nature and love for life is one of the most basic emotions in human life. Through his own observation and feelings, the poet expresses this emotion incisively and vividly, so that readers can deeply feel the power of nature and the preciousness of life. In addition, this poem also contains certain cultural connotations.

6. XuanYuanTai, as one of the symbols of Chinese civilization, is used to describe this extreme weather situation, and it is also a reverence for nature. At the same time, this poem also conveys some philosophical ideas, such as the concept of impermanence. By describing the vagaries of nature, the poet guides readers to think about the meaning and value of life, which has certain enlightenment significance.