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What do you mean, mountains and seas have their own return dates, and storms have their own meetings?

Mountains and seas have their own return time, and storms have their own significance: like stones and water, they will have time to return to a place to become mountains and seas; Just like wind and rain, we will meet one day.

First of all, meaning

Although life is impermanent and there are many changes between people, don't worry, mountains and rivers will meet and will meet again somewhere.

You will always feel tired when you carry a heavy load. This is not the only one on the road of life. There will always be unexpected accidents in life, career and life. Everything that is a story to outsiders is an accident to me.

Second, enlightenment.

Can not be broken, but also inseparable. There is only one word to learn-give up. What you give up is what you get. The key is uncertainty: to give up in the end, of course, the two evils are lighter and the two benefits are heavier. My Lord, if you are right or wrong, you should also recognize the pros and cons. There should always be a better way to make yourself more willing.

Third, the source of the sentence

"Mountains and seas have their own return dates, and the wind and rain meet each other" comes from a famous online sentence, which is adapted from the poem "Notes on a Rainy Night to Friends in the North" by Li Shangyin, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty.

Introduction of Notes on a Rainy Night to Northern Friends

I. Original text

When you ask about the return date, it's hard to say, evening rain, Manqiuchi.

When * * * cut the candle at the west window, but talk about the rain at night.

Second, appreciate

The first sentence of the poem, "Your question is not yet due", is a question and answer, first pause, then turn, ups and downs, very expressive. The sadness of his journey and the pain of not coming back flooded his mind.

Next, I wrote the eye scene at this time: "It rains at night in the autumn pond", which has vividly shown the sorrow of the journey and the pain of not returning. It is intertwined with the rain at night, falling and falling, rising all over the autumn pond and filling the night sky of Bashan. However, this sadness and pain is only a natural expression of the prospect through the eyes.

The author didn't say anything about bitterness, but set out from this prospect, galloped his imagination and opened up a new realm, expressing his wish to "cut the candle at the west window, but talk about the rain at night". The novelty of its conception is really a bit surprising. However, if you put yourself in the other's shoes, you will feel sincere and sincere, and every word will naturally flow from your heart.