Frost, knife, snow, sword.
The Pinyin of 'Frost Blade and Sword Rain' was dāo shuāng jiān y.
Frost Blade and Snow Sword were synonymous with Wind Blade and Frost Sword.
Frost Blade and Snow Sword were often used as a metaphor for the harshness of the environment or the difficulty of the situation. In some literary works, it could also be used to express the fierce confrontation of life and death in war, and it could also symbolize something that caused harm to people, such as false rumors or ruthless frost swords stabbing at helpless people. In addition, it could also be used to describe the difficulties and challenges faced in life, such as studies.
Wind Blade, Snow Sword, and Wind Blade, Frost Sword were synonymous. There was no essential difference between the two. Both of them meant that the cold wind was like a knife, and the frost (snow) was like a sword that pierced one's skin. They could be used to describe the cold weather or the harsh environment.
Frost Blade and Snow Sword could be compared to a severe test, a difficult situation, or a cold environment. For example, in "This year's winter snow is not heavy, the weather is not cold, but the epidemic is like a snow sword, carving the heart of every China person", the epidemic is compared to the frost sword, indicating that the epidemic has brought great test and impact to people; In "The iron horse between the eaves is fierce, the frost sword and the snow sword compete with each other", the sharpness of the frost sword and the snow sword echoes the fierce, which can also be understood as a relatively cold and severe image.
" Ice Blade and Frost Sword " literally referred to a blade made of ice or a sword made of frost. It was often used to describe the cold and harsh environment. It could also be used to describe the harsh pressure, attacks, and persecutions of the outside world. In the information provided, there were poems such as " Flying Snow Fury in the West Border, Ice Blade, Frost Sword Eyes Undimmed "," Difficulties and obstacles, Ice Blade, Frost Sword, Returning Man in the Snowy Night "," What is there to be afraid of Frost Sword, Ice Blade, Cloud Opening Finally Seeing the Bright Sun ", etc. They all used " Ice Blade, Frost Sword " to express the state of facing harsh environments or difficult situations.
" Ice Blade and Frost Sword " literally meant as cold and sharp as a blade made of ice or a sword made of frost. In the context of literature, it was often used to describe the harsh environment, or to describe the pressure, difficulties, challenges, etc. of the outside world that brought severe tests and threats to people. For example, in some poems,"ice blade frost sword" expressed the state or emotion of a character in a difficult situation.
"Blade of Wind, Blade of Frost" came from the "360 days in a year, blade of Wind, Blade of Frost, Sword of Frost" in "Dream of the Red Chamber". In addition, it was also used in other context, such as when describing the tragic fate of the concubines in the harem during the change of dynasties.
The expression "wind blade, sword frost" had different meanings in different context. In terms of literary creation, there was a cultivation novel called " Sword Frost Blade Wind ", which told the story of Ai Tu's family living in seclusion for three generations to quell the harm caused by the frost sword transforming into a dragon. The actions of his family changed the climate of Guizhou and brought the people of Guizhou to wealth. In poetry creation, for example, in "Song of the Red Chamber", there was "Grass Scroll, Blade Wind Sword Frost". I can't bear to read the 'Red Chamber', ride the phoenix across the wind in Jia Lin' such an expression, using 'blade wind, sword frost' to create an atmosphere or express some kind of complex emotion. Other than that, there were also poems such as " Ode to the Fir "," The blazing sun, the wind of the blade and the frost of the sword, always standing tall, always wearing green clothes ", which also used " the wind of the blade and the frost of the sword " to describe the harsh environment in which the cedar grew.