Sit and watch the storm surge, what emotions are expressed when the rain comes and goes.

The first sentence has no source, but it should be from Wang Wei's "I am living in seclusion in Zhongnanshan", "I will walk until the water stops my way, and then sit and watch the rising clouds".

The second sentence is "Looking at the West Tower of Xianyang City" by Xu Hun, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty.

In fact, the feelings expressed in the two sentences are different. The first sentence generally describes that this person has a well-thought-out plan and laughs at what's going on in the world.

That atmosphere! The original text means that the poet was relaxed and relaxed to see the scenery, and he was in a good mood! On the other hand, the last sentence is more about being a little uneasy about what is coming, not knowing how to meet it, but avoiding it.

Necessity may be the simplest and clearest explanation. Now this sentence is generally used in psychological struggles between people, or in natural disasters such as politics, war and even typhoons. At this time, this sentence is even more derogatory.

I hope everyone can also talk about their own views. My knowledge can only be learned here, I hope you can give me more advice.