What does it mean to live up to your youth and live up to your dignity?

Live up to the time and live up to the Qing means:

Shaohua refers to the good times, often spring. It means that two people will be together for a long time, enjoy the beautiful moonlight together, live up to the time, and live up to you. It is a vow of love between a man and a woman.

How could there be a way to get the best of both worlds in this world, to live up to both the beautiful youth and the beloved confidante?

This sentence comes from the chapter of "Three Kingdoms" in which Kong Ming borrows the east wind. The superficial meaning is that he has received the mercy of the east wind from heaven. It means that if he gets help from others, he will definitely live up to his time and help. people.

Extended information:

1. The original poem was written by the sixth Dalai Lama Tsangyang Gyatso. The last two lines of the poem are:

I was worried about the harm of being sentimental. In the holy life, when you enter the mountains, you are afraid of falling into the city.

The world is safe and secure, and you can live up to the Tathagata and live up to you.

2. The poems mostly circulated on the Internet originate from the sixth Dalai Lama Tsangyang Gyatso:

“I once worried that being sentimental would harm my holy life, and when I entered the mountains, I was afraid that I would fall in love with others. (Also written as “I am afraid of being sentimental.” Damaging the holy life, entering the mountains and fearing that you will fall into the city by mistake) You can have both peace and harmony in the world, and you will not let down the Tathagata or your Majesty."

Meaning: If you are emotional, you will be letting down the Tathagata (Buddha's Dharma); if you are not emotional, you will be let down. Failed "her" (love). Tsangyang Gyatso was a born living Buddha and a famous poet in Tibet, but he was also a lover. He was brought to the Potala Palace from the private sector when he was fifteen years old. Before that, he had been receiving customary education on how to get married. His status as a living Buddha prevents him from being with his lover, and his passion cannot be tolerated by secular etiquette.

Reference materials:

Baidu Encyclopedia - Live up to the Tathagata and live up to your Majesty