Half of life has a broad perspective, and it is good to look forward and backward. I want my heart to be "not at home, but in a cafe, not in a cafe, just going to a cafe"

"After half of life, the horizons are broad, and everything is good when looking forward and backward." The literal translation of this sentence is: when a person reaches middle age, his horizons are broadened. When he looks back on the past and looks forward to the future, he feels that everything is wonderful.

I would like my soul to be "not at home, just in a cafe, not in a cafe, just on the way to the cafe", so that my soul can often rest. The meaning of this sentence is: Life cannot always be busy. You should leave some leisure time and often find a place to relax your mind.

"Passing by one spring after another, blending in body and mind with it." This sentence means to experience the beauty of life and appreciate the wisdom of life.

The above is just my personal understanding. Please forgive me if there is any inappropriateness. You'd better combine the context and understand these sentences in that context, so as to get the best understanding effect. In addition, these sentences are like sentences taken from modern prose. They are relatively straightforward. If more explanations are given, they will become redundant. My understanding of the meaning of the sentence is for reference only, you'd better think about it yourself. Good luck with your exams!