Snow (poem by Mao Zedong, 1936) North country scene: A hundred leagues locked in ice, A thousand leagues of whirling snow. Both sides of the Great Wall One single white immensity. The Yellow River’s swift current Is stilled from end to end. The mountains dance silver snakes And the highlands charge like wax-hued elephants.

A thousand leagues of whirling snow. One single white immensity. Is stilled from end to end. Vying with heaven in stature. Grows more enchanting. Has made countless heroes bow in homage. But alas! Chin Shih-huang and Han Wu-ti. All are past and gone! Look to this age alone. *AUTHOR'S NOTE: The highlands are those of Shensi and Shansi.

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A thousand leagues of whirling snow. One single white immensity. Is stilled from end to end. Vying with heaven in stature. Grows more enchanting. Has made countless heroes bow in homage. But alas! Chin Shih-huang and Han Wu-ti. All are past and gone! Look to this age alone.

Snow. Tune: “Spring in a Pleasure Garden” February 1936. Mao Zedong. See what the northern countries show: Hundreds of leagues ice-bound go; Thousands of leagues flies snow. Behold! Within and without the Great Wall. The boundless land is clad in white, And up and down the Yellow River, all. The endless waves are lost to sight.

Snow North country scene: A hundred leagues locked in ice, A thousand leagues of whirling snow. Both sides of the Great Wall One single white immensity. The Yellow River's swift current Is stilled from end to end. The mountains dance like silver snakes And the highlands* charge like wax-hued elephants, Vying with heaven in stature.

North country scene: A hundred leagues locked in ice, A thousand leagues of whirling snow. Both side of the Great Wall One single white immensity. The Yellow River's swift current Is stilled from end to end. The mountains dance silver snakes And the highland charge like wax-hued elephants. Vying with heaven in stature.

North country scene: A hundred leagues locked in ice, A thousand leagues of whirling snow. Both sides of the Great Wall One single white immensity. The Yellow River's swift current Is stilled from end to end. The mountains dance like silver snakes And the highlands* charge like wax-hued elephants, Vying with heaven in stature.

Snow (雪), to the tune of Qinyuan Spring (Qin Yuan Chun, 沁园春), is a poem written by Mao in 1936. A translation can be found here.

Snow. North country scene: A hundred leagues locked in ice, A thousand leagues of whirling snow. Both side of the Great Wall. One single white immensity. The Yellow River's swift current. Is stilled from end to end. The mountains dance silver snakes. And the highland charge like wax-hued elephants. Vying with heaven in stature. On a fine day ...