Describe the cold weather in classical Chinese

Classical writings describing cold weather include: Looking at the Snow at the Huting, The Story of Yueyang Tower, Snow, The Story of Yueyang Tower, and Stories on the World. The details of the snow are as follows:

1, see the snow in the lake pavilion?

Author: Zhang Dai? (Ming dynasty)

Original: In December of the fifth year of Chongzhen, I lived in the West Lake. It snowed for many days, and the noise of pedestrians and birds in the lake disappeared. Even more decided, (sound: ride) a small boat with clothes on it (sound: Cui) went to the pavilion in the middle of the lake to see the snow alone.

In December of the fifth year of Chongzhen (AD 1632), I lived by the West Lake. It snowed heavily for several days, and the voices of pedestrians and birds in the lake disappeared. At about eight o'clock in the evening, I rowed a boat alone, dressed in leather and with a stove, and walked to the pavilion in the middle of the lake.

2. Snow

Author: Lesson 7 of Hundred Courses of Ancient Chinese in Primary Schools published by People's Education Press.

It's very cold in winter, all the leaves on the trees have fallen off, there are clouds everywhere, thousands of crows are flying in the sky, and they haven't returned to the forest at dusk.

In the middle of the night, the north wind rises and heavy snow falls. Early in the morning, I climbed up the building and watched from a distance. The houses in the mountains are all white. It's a silver world. This is really a miracle.

It is very cold this winter, and all the leaves on the mountain have fallen. The sky is covered with dark clouds and the weather is gloomy. There are hundreds of crows flying in the sky, and they return to their Woods before dark.

In the middle of the night, the north wind blew and it began to snow heavily. After getting up the next morning, I boarded The Upper Terrace and looked out. The Woods and houses in the distance are all white, just like the world is wrapped in silver. Really beautiful!

3. Yueyang Tower

Author: Fan Zhongyan (Northern Song Dynasty)

If it rains, the moon will not open, the evil wind will howl, and the turbid waves will be empty; The sun, the moon and the stars are hidden, and the mountains are hidden.

If it is rainy and rainy, it will not be sunny for several months, the cold wind will roar and the turbid waves will go straight into the sky; The sun and stars have lost their luster, and the mountains hide their traces.

4. Shi Shuo Xin Yu

Author: Xie Daowen? (Eastern Jin Dynasty)

What is snow like? It can simulate the air difference of salt spraying. If catkins weren't for the wind.

The snow in the sky is like a handful of salt scattered in the air and catkins dancing with the wind.

5. For snow

Author: Du Fu (Tang Dynasty)

First frost's clothes are worn out, and ten fingers can't be tied straight.

Frost covered my body and broke my belt. I tried to tie it, but my fingers were frozen stiff and I couldn't tie it with cold.