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Gloomy weather

These are two poems in Bai Xuege, a famous frontier poet in Tang Dynasty. This poem is divided into two parts: "ode to snow" and "farewell", which plays a connecting role in the whole poem, that is, from "ode to snow" to "farewell". The literal meaning of these two poems is: the vast sea of sand, ice and snow are everywhere; Snow presses the winter clouds, thick and dense. Although the snow is suspended, it seems that the weather will not improve in the short term. With exaggerated pen and ink, these two sentences painted a magnificent snow scene in Sasay, arranged a typical farewell environment for "military judges returning to Beijing", and set off the poet's parting thoughts. It is difficult to travel long distances in such cold and bad weather. The word "sadness" vaguely implies parting. Among them, the word "melancholy cloud" is also aesthetic and emotional, because this article is only "poetic eye"