Snow translation in the mountains

1. His poem goes like this: "A noble man lies in the snow, and a beautiful woman comes down to the forest under the moonlight. I know far from the vulgar dust and snow, and the fragrance is unknown? " I seldom remember other sentences, but the first two lines of her poem, "A scholar lies in the snow, a beauty comes under the moonlight", are particularly familiar, and a snicker suddenly rises in my heart, because I was familiar with these two lines as early as 30 years ago, and they were inserted by the Chinese teacher to the students in class. According to my teacher's explanation and meaning at that time, this poem is Gao Qi's Yongmei poem in the early Ming Dynasty, among which Jiumei is the most famous, and the first two sentences in Jiumei are the most widely circulated. The author skillfully used an allusion in each of these two sentences. The first sentence uses the story of Yuan An sleeping alone in the snow in Han Dynasty, and the second sentence uses the legend that Cho Se Ung met a plum blossom fairy in Sui Dynasty and got drunk at night. Both sentences use anthropomorphic techniques to describe Mei's posture. The first sentence is Mei Zi on a snowy day, which emphasizes the sublimity of Mei (Gao Shi), and the second sentence is Mei Zi under the moon, which highlights the beauty of Mei (beauty), one is "lying" and the other is "coming", expressing the author's sincere praise for Mei. Poetry is beautiful and sublime. Even if readers don't know the allusions, they can appreciate the author's enthusiasm and mentality from the words of the beauty Gao Shi and the moon Xue Mingren. 2. His poem goes like this: "The mountains are full of snow, and the forests are beautiful under the moon. I know from a distance that it is not a common dust and snow, and the fragrance is unknown? " I seldom remember other sentences, but the first two lines of her poem, "A scholar lies in the snow, a beauty comes under the moonlight", are particularly familiar, and a snicker suddenly rises in my heart, because I was familiar with these two lines as early as 30 years ago, and they were inserted by the Chinese teacher to the students in class. According to my teacher's explanation and meaning at that time, this poem is Gao Qi's Yongmei poem in the early Ming Dynasty, among which Jiumei is the most famous, and the first two sentences in Jiumei are the most widely circulated. The author skillfully used an allusion in each of these two sentences. The first sentence uses the story of Yuan An sleeping alone in the snow in Han Dynasty, and the second sentence uses the legend that Cho Se Ung met a plum blossom fairy in Sui Dynasty and got drunk at night. Both sentences use anthropomorphic techniques to describe Mei's posture. The first sentence is Mei Zi on a snowy day, which emphasizes the sublimity of Mei (Gao Shi), and the second sentence is Mei Zi under the moon, which highlights the beauty of Mei (beauty), one is "lying" and the other is "coming", expressing the author's sincere praise for Mei. Poetry is beautiful and sublime. Even if readers don't know the allusions, they can appreciate the author's enthusiasm and mentality from the words of the beauty Gao Shi and the moon Xue Mingren. 3. His poem goes like this: "The mountains are full of snow, and the Woods are beautiful under the moon. I know from a distance that it is not a common dust and snow, and the fragrance is unknown? " I seldom remember other sentences, but the first two lines of her poem, "A scholar lies in the snow, a beauty comes under the moonlight", are particularly familiar, and a snicker suddenly rises in my heart, because I was familiar with these two lines as early as 30 years ago, and they were inserted by the Chinese teacher to the students in class. According to my teacher's explanation and meaning at that time, this poem is Gao Qi's Yongmei poem in the early Ming Dynasty, among which Jiumei is the most famous, and the first two sentences in Jiumei are the most widely circulated. The author skillfully used an allusion in each of these two sentences. The first sentence uses the story of Yuan An sleeping alone in the snow in Han Dynasty, and the second sentence uses the legend that Cho Se Ung met a plum blossom fairy in Sui Dynasty and got drunk at night. Both sentences use anthropomorphic techniques to describe Mei's posture. The first sentence is Mei Zi on a snowy day, which emphasizes the sublimity of Mei (Gao Shi), and the second sentence is Mei Zi under the moon, which highlights the beauty of Mei (beauty), one is "lying" and the other is "coming", expressing the author's sincere praise for Mei. Poetry is beautiful and sublime. Even if readers don't know the allusions, they can appreciate the author's enthusiasm and mentality from the words of the beauty Gao Shi and the moon Xue Mingren. 4. His poem goes like this: "The snow fills the mountains, the noble people lie down, and the beautiful people come to the forest under the moon. I know far away that it is not vulgar snow, and the fragrance is unknown? " I seldom remember other sentences, but the first two lines of her poem, "A scholar lies in the snow, a beauty comes under the moonlight", are particularly familiar, and a snicker suddenly rises in my heart, because I was familiar with these two lines as early as 30 years ago, and they were inserted by the Chinese teacher to the students in class. According to my teacher's explanation and meaning at that time, this poem is Gao Qi's Yongmei poem in the early Ming Dynasty, among which Jiumei is the most famous, and the first two sentences in Jiumei are the most widely circulated. The author skillfully used an allusion in each of these two sentences. The first sentence uses the story of Yuan An sleeping alone in the snow in Han Dynasty, and the second sentence uses the legend that Cho Se Ung met a plum blossom fairy in Sui Dynasty and got drunk at night. Both sentences use anthropomorphic techniques to describe Mei's posture. The first sentence is Mei Zi on a snowy day, which emphasizes the sublimity of Mei (Gao Shi), and the second sentence is Mei Zi under the moon, which highlights the beauty of Mei (beauty), one is "lying" and the other is "coming", expressing the author's sincere praise for Mei. Poetry is beautiful and sublime. Even if readers don't know the allusions, they can appreciate the author's enthusiasm and mentality from the words of the beauty Gao Shi and the moon Xue Mingren. 5. His poem goes like this: "The snow fills the mountain, the noble people lie down, and the beautiful people come to the forest under the moon. I know far away that it is not vulgar snow, and the fragrance is unknown? " I seldom remember other sentences, but the first two lines of her poem, "A scholar lies in the snow, a beauty comes under the moonlight", are particularly familiar, and a snicker suddenly rises in my heart, because I was familiar with these two lines as early as 30 years ago, and they were inserted by the Chinese teacher to the students in class. According to my teacher's explanation and meaning at that time, this poem is Gao Qi's Yongmei poem in the early Ming Dynasty, among which Jiumei is the most famous, and the first two sentences in Jiumei are the most widely circulated. The author skillfully used an allusion in each of these two sentences. The first sentence uses the story of Yuan An sleeping alone in the snow in Han Dynasty, and the second sentence uses the legend that Cho Se Ung met a plum blossom fairy in Sui Dynasty and got drunk at night. Both sentences use anthropomorphic techniques to describe Mei's posture. The first sentence is Mei Zi on a snowy day, which emphasizes the sublimity of Mei (Gao Shi), and the second sentence is Mei Zi under the moon, which highlights the beauty of Mei (beauty), one is "lying" and the other is "coming", expressing the author's sincere praise for Mei. Poetry is beautiful and sublime. Even if readers don't know the allusions, they can appreciate the author's enthusiasm and mentality from the words of the beauty Gao Shi and the moon Xue Mingren. 6. His poem goes like this: "The snow fills the mountains, the noble people lie down, and the beautiful people come to the forest under the moon. I know far away that it is not vulgar snow, and the fragrance is unknown? " I seldom remember other sentences, but the first two lines of her poem, "A scholar lies in the snow, a beauty comes under the moonlight", are particularly familiar, and a snicker suddenly rises in my heart, because I was familiar with these two lines as early as 30 years ago, and they were inserted by the Chinese teacher to the students in class. According to my teacher's explanation and meaning at that time, this poem is Gao Qi's Yongmei poem in the early Ming Dynasty, among which Jiumei is the most famous, and the first two sentences in Jiumei are the most widely circulated. The author skillfully used an allusion in each of these two sentences. The first sentence uses the story of Yuan An sleeping alone in the snow in Han Dynasty, and the second sentence uses the legend that Cho Se Ung met a plum blossom fairy in Sui Dynasty and got drunk at night. Both sentences use anthropomorphic techniques to describe Mei's posture. The first sentence is Mei Zi on a snowy day, which emphasizes the sublimity of Mei (Gao Shi), and the second sentence is Mei Zi under the moon, which highlights the beauty of Mei (beauty), one is "lying" and the other is "coming", expressing the author's sincere praise for Mei. Poetry is beautiful and sublime. Even if readers don't know the allusions, they can appreciate the author's enthusiasm and mentality from the words of the beauty Gao Shi and the moon Xue Mingren. 7. His poem goes like this: "The mountains are full of snow, and the Woods are beautiful under the moon. I know from a distance that it is not a common dust and snow, and the fragrance is unknown? " I seldom remember other sentences, but the first two lines of her poem, "A scholar lies in the snow, a beauty comes under the moonlight", are particularly familiar, and a snicker suddenly rises in my heart, because I was familiar with these two lines as early as 30 years ago, and they were inserted by the Chinese teacher to the students in class. According to my teacher's explanation and meaning at that time, this poem is Gao Qi's Yongmei poem in the early Ming Dynasty, among which Jiumei is the most famous, and the first two sentences in Jiumei are the most widely circulated. The author skillfully used an allusion in each of these two sentences. The first sentence uses the story of Yuan An sleeping alone in the snow in Han Dynasty, and the second sentence uses the legend that Cho Se Ung met a plum blossom fairy in Sui Dynasty and got drunk at night. Both sentences use anthropomorphic techniques to describe Mei's posture. The first sentence is Mei Zi on a snowy day, which emphasizes the sublimity of Mei (Gao Shi), and the second sentence is Mei Zi under the moon, which highlights the beauty of Mei (beauty), one is "lying" and the other is "coming", expressing the author's sincere praise for Mei. Poetry is beautiful and sublime. Even if readers don't know the allusions, they can appreciate the author's enthusiasm and mentality from the words of the beauty Gao Shi and the moon Xue Mingren. 8. His poem goes like this: "The snow fills the mountains, the nobles lie down, and the beauty comes to the moon and goes to the forest. I know far from the vulgar dust and snow, and the fragrance is unknown? " I seldom remember other sentences, but the first two lines of her poem, "A scholar lies in the snow, a beauty comes under the moonlight", are particularly familiar, and a snicker suddenly rises in my heart, because I was familiar with these two lines as early as 30 years ago, and they were inserted by the Chinese teacher to the students in class. According to my teacher's explanation and meaning at that time, this poem is Gao Qi's Yongmei poem in the early Ming Dynasty, among which Jiumei is the most famous, and the first two sentences in Jiumei are the most widely circulated. The author skillfully used an allusion in each of these two sentences. The first sentence uses the story of Yuan An sleeping alone in the snow in Han Dynasty, and the second sentence uses the legend that Cho Se Ung met a plum blossom fairy in Sui Dynasty and got drunk at night. Both sentences use anthropomorphic techniques to describe Mei's posture. The first sentence is Mei Zi on a snowy day, which emphasizes the sublimity of Mei (Gao Shi), and the second sentence is Mei Zi under the moon, which highlights the beauty of Mei (beauty), one is "lying" and the other is "coming", expressing the author's sincere praise for Mei. Poetry is beautiful and sublime. Even if readers don't know the allusions, they can appreciate the author's enthusiasm and mentality from the words of the beauty Gao Shi and the moon Xue Mingren. 9. His poem goes like this: "The snow fills the mountains, the nobles lie down, and the beauty comes to the moon and goes to the forest. I know far from the vulgar dust and snow, and the fragrance is unknown? " I seldom remember other sentences, but the first two lines of her poem, "A scholar lies in the snow, a beauty comes under the moonlight", are particularly familiar, and a snicker suddenly rises in my heart, because I was familiar with these two lines as early as 30 years ago, and they were inserted by the Chinese teacher to the students in class. According to my teacher's explanation and meaning at that time, this poem is Gao Qi's Yongmei poem in the early Ming Dynasty, among which Jiumei is the most famous, and the first two sentences in Jiumei are the most widely circulated. The author skillfully used an allusion in each of these two sentences. The first sentence uses the story of Yuan An sleeping alone in the snow in Han Dynasty, and the second sentence uses the legend that Cho Se Ung met a plum blossom fairy in Sui Dynasty and got drunk at night. Both sentences use anthropomorphic techniques to describe Mei's posture. The first sentence is Mei Zi on a snowy day, which emphasizes the sublimity of Mei (Gao Shi), and the second sentence is Mei Zi under the moon, which highlights the beauty of Mei (beauty), one is "lying" and the other is "coming", expressing the author's sincere praise for Mei. Poetry is beautiful and sublime. Even if readers don't know the allusions, they can appreciate the author's enthusiasm and mentality from the words of the beauty Gao Shi and the moon Xue Mingren. 10. His poem goes like this: "A noble man lies in the snow, and a beautiful woman comes down to the forest under the moonlight. I know far from the vulgar dust and snow, but I don't know the fragrance? " I seldom remember other sentences, but the first two lines of her poem, "A scholar lies in the snow, a beauty comes under the moonlight", are particularly familiar, and a snicker suddenly rises in my heart, because I was familiar with these two lines as early as 30 years ago, and they were inserted by the Chinese teacher to the students in class. According to my teacher's explanation and meaning at that time, this poem is Gao Qi's Yongmei poem in the early Ming Dynasty, among which Jiumei is the most famous, and the first two sentences in Jiumei are the most widely circulated. The author skillfully used an allusion in each of these two sentences. The first sentence uses the story of Yuan An sleeping alone in the snow in Han Dynasty, and the second sentence uses the legend that Cho Se Ung met a plum blossom fairy in Sui Dynasty and got drunk at night. Both sentences use anthropomorphic techniques to describe Mei's posture. The first sentence is Mei Zi on a snowy day, which emphasizes the sublimity of Mei (Gao Shi), and the second sentence is Mei Zi under the moon, which highlights the beauty of Mei (beauty), one is "lying" and the other is "coming", expressing the author's sincere praise for Mei. Poetry is beautiful and sublime. Even if readers don't know the allusions, they can appreciate the author's enthusiasm and mentality from the words of the beauty Gao Shi and the moon Xue Mingren. Modern people's unscientific life behaviors, such as unreasonable diet, smoking and drinking, overwork, etc., have caused many civilized diseases, rich diseases, especially cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and become the "first killer" that harms human physical and mental health.

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Excerpted from China Medical News.