Who can say the words and sentences that describe the snowy weather? (Four words in one sentence)

Words: snow and snow, goose feather and snow, heavy snow, frozen snow, melting snow, flying snow to welcome spring, snow-covered, flying snow, snow floating like catkins, snow closing mountains: 1) snow, snow like catkins, snow like reeds, snow like dandelions dancing in the air and dancing with the wind. 2) In the air, crystal snowflakes dance like light jade butterflies. 3) After a night of heavy snow, a thick layer of snow accumulated on the roof of the city, standing on the flat top of a tall building and looking out, just like a rolling snow mountain. 4) The snow on the roadside and sidewalks has melted, leaving only the residual snow on the roof facing the sun, just like wearing a small white hat. 5) Snowflakes are floating in the air, and small white feathers are falling like pear petals. 6) Soft little snowflakes are falling leisurely. Gradually, the little snowflake becomes bigger, thicker and denser. 7) Clouds and clusters of snowflakes fly down, like countless shredded cotton balls falling from the sky. 8) Snowflakes are flying outside the window, like thousands of butterflies rushing to the window glass, playfully hitting the glass and flying to one side. 9) The crystal snowflake falls on my palm and looks very transparent. Slowly, it melted. 10) It's snowing. First of all, small snowflakes are dancing lightly like catkins. Then it gets bigger and bigger, and it's tight for a while. 1 1) The snow finally stopped, the vast fields were white, and the houses and mountains were covered with silver. Snow, like fluffy goose feathers, stirred up a chaotic beach during the day and paved it exceptionally flat. How to describe the snowy scenery is beautiful. "[b] It's snowing!" The children reported that snow was good news. Adults can't help but put down their work and go to the window to enjoy the gift of nature-snow. Especially in the south, the snow scene is difficult to photograph. Many families, regardless of the freezing weather, seized the opportunity of snowing to take a family photo in the snow and leave the snow scene as a souvenir. The children are busy making snowmen, snowballing and having snowball fights. Obviously, many people like snow. Compared with the sad mood when people encounter heavy rain, continuous rain, strong wind and scorching sun, the snow scene is refreshing. [b] Because of this, there are many poems written by scholars in the past dynasties [/b]. Xie Jin Daoyun once wrote in the poem "Ode to Snow": "The difference between sprinkling salt in the air can be simulated, if catkins are due to the wind." Comparing snow to salt in the air, it seems that the wind blows catkins all over the floor. The poem "How to Deal with Snow in the Garden" between the Tang and Song Dynasties said: "I don't know if it is happy today, but it is suspected that the forest bloomed last night." He said that he didn't know there were snowflakes falling in the yard today. He thought there were flowers on the branches of the yard last night, which was a vivid and appropriate metaphor. Zhang Songyuan's poem "Snow" wrote: "Yulong lost 3 million, and broken scales flew all over the sky." The jade dragon here describes flying snow, and the broken scales describe snowflakes flying like scales falling one after another. Huang Yuangeng's poem "Snow" compares snow to jade: "Mountains and rivers are thousands of miles away from jathyapple, and the world is selfless and jade Qian Qian." Li Bai's description of snow in Tang Dynasty is even more exaggerated. He wrote in "Popular in the North": "Snowflakes in Yanshan Mountain are as big as seats and blow down Xuanyuantai." Xuanyuantai is said to be the place where the Yellow Emperor caught flies. In addition to many poets above, snow is compared to sprinkling salt, catkin, forest flowers, jade dragons, broken bones, jade, mats, and others compare snow to white crane feathers, plum blossoms, white carpets and so on. [b] When it begins to snow, the snowflakes are often neither big nor dense, such as catkins that float lightly with the wind. The wind is blowing harder and harder, the snow is getting denser and denser, and the snowflake is getting bigger and bigger, like a white net. If you put your hand away, you can't see anything [/b]. Like a continuous curtain, it falls straight to the ground and returns light at the same time. Snow covered roofs and roads, crushed branches, covered the appearance of various objects, blocked roads and traffic, and snowflakes flying all over the sky made heaven and earth melt into a white whole. If you walk on the road, you will soon become a living snowman. [b] Xiao Hong, a female writer in China, once described a snowy night in The Field of Life and Death: [/b] The snow on the mountain was blown by the wind, as if to cover the small house beside the mountain. The trees howled and the snow covered the small room. A big tree leaning on the edge of Zhushan Mountain was broken. John was afraid of being overwhelmed by all the sounds and retreated to the horizon! [b] [b] Russian writer Pushkin also described the coming of the snowstorm in [/b] the captain's daughter: [/b] The wind is getting stronger and stronger. Xiaoyun became a thick white cloud, slowly rising, expanding and gradually covering the sky. It is snowing lightly. Suddenly, a large piece of snow fell. The wind roared and the snowstorm came. In an instant, the dark sky merged with Xue Hai, and everything was out of sight. In the above two paragraphs, both Xiao Hong and Pushkin wrote about snow, snow fighting against wind, and wind helping snow. Xiao Hong also wrote about the weight of snow; Snow should cover the hut and break branches. Pushkin's description of the snowstorm also emphasized the role of clouds. Before the snowstorm came, the clouds in the sky gradually expanded, which contributed to the snowstorm. [b] The Russian writer lev tolstoy wrote a scene of encountering snow in the wilderness in Blizzard [/b]: "The blizzard is getting more and more fierce, and the sky begins to freeze, and people's noses and cheeks are even more frozen. Cold air is injected into leather clothes more frequently, so clothes need to be wrapped more tightly. Sleigh sometimes rolls on bare ice because the snow on the ground is blown away by the wind. ..... I seem to feel that there is a strong light on the snow-white Yuan Ye, and my eyes are wide open. The low dark sky suddenly disappeared, and only white diagonal lines formed by falling snow were seen in all directions. ..... In the wilderness, the wind stubbornly blows everything in one direction. ..... right, left, white and gray everywhere. My eyes want to find something new, but I can't find it: there is no road sign, no pile of hay, no fence, nothing, and there is a piece of snow everywhere. ..... The wind seems to be changing direction; After a while, it blew head-on, and the snow covered my eyes; After a while, I turned the coat collar over my head from the side and touched my face with it derisively; Then blow it into a hole from behind. ..... When I rolled over and wrapped myself more tightly, the snow falling on my collar and hat slipped into my neck and made me tremble with cold. " [b] Here, the writer lev tolstoy wrote about the situation that the wind helped Xue Wei [/b]: At first, the wind stubbornly blew everything in one direction, and later, the wind changed direction, blowing from the side and back for a while. He also wrote about the size of the snowstorm in this wilderness: only "white diagonal lines" were seen in all directions, and snow covered the sky. "There is snow everywhere." [b] Snow scene, because the author's mood is different, the picture will be different [/b]. The snow scene described by the French writer Zola in "Germination" is very frightening. He once wrote: It snowed for two days and just stopped in the morning, and the intense freezing solidified the infinite snow surface. ..... Under the snow, 240 mining villages lie flat as if they had disappeared. ..... A house without fire is as cold as a stone on the road, and cannot melt the thick snow on the roof tiles. On the white plain, this is just a pile of white ore, which looks like a dead village, covered with its shroud. [b] The snow scene described by French writer Mo Bosang in Miss Pearl is also very sad [/b]: It has been snowing for a week. We can say that this is the end of the world. Occasionally, when we look at the plain, our hearts freeze. The whole white place is white, frozen and shining like paint. We can say that God has wrapped the earth and is ready to send it back to the wild world. I tell you: that scene is really sad.