The ancient prose describing the snow scene
The following is an ancient text describing the snow scene: "Ode to Auspicious Snow" from "Dream of the Red Chamber": Auspicious Snow Fu White snow scattered across the world. Everything in the world was covered in a layer of pure white gauze. Mountains, rivers, lakes, and seas are now clear. The rivers and streams were like silver snakes, winding and winding, and the mountains and cliffs were towering like jade dragons. The entire world seemed to be shrouded in a layer of white smoke, making people intoxicated. The north wind howled, causing everyone to shiver. The snowflakes fluttered in the air like fairies, forming white snowflakes that looked like a feast of the Snowy Kingdom. People wore thick clothes, hats, and scarves, as if they had become penguins in winter clothes. The vehicles on the streets could no longer move, so people could only walk. The entire world became very quiet. Only the sound of snowflakes falling made people feel a sense of tranquility and peace. Auspicious snow brought beauty and tranquility to the world, making people feel the charm and magic of nature. It was like a beautiful symphony that embellished the entire world with such beauty and moving.