beneath the bitter snows
Ice and snow, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ī ngxu ě y á NH á n, meaning ice and snow, cold weather. From the garden notes.
The idiom comes from Wu boxiao's vegetable garden notes: "although according to the season, all kinds of vegetables are planted early and late, and sometimes the vegetables are harvested before the vegetables are planted; but in addition to the freezing winter, in spring, summer and autumn of the year, there are always several kinds of vegetables competing for fertilizer and green in the vegetable garden."
Chinese PinYin : bīng xuě yán hán
beneath the bitter snows
the true mingled with the false. xū xū shí shí
discard the old ways of life in favour of the new. gé gù dǐng xīn
a master must be stern in order to teach the students to respect learning. shī yán dào zūn
there is no lack of people of that ilk. shí fán yǒu tú