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Don’t blame the east wind for not keeping the spring scenery to itself. What does it mean?

The meaning of this sentence is that spring will not stay by itself. It will go away when the time comes, so don’t blame the east wind for blowing it away.

This sentence comes from Shakespeare and is a famous saying that warns people to cherish time. It means that we know that time will not wait for anyone, and we should not blame the coldness and ruthlessness of the world for anything. We should cherish youth, cherish time, and cherish the present.

English translation: The famous saying spring scenery is not personally used no wonder the east wind wicked original text.

Extended information:

William Shakespeare (English : William Shakespeare (April 23, 1564 - April 23, 1616), the Chinese community often respectfully calls him Shakespeare. In the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, Lu Xun called Shakespeare "Niaosi" in "The Power of Moro Poetry" (February 1908). "Pier" is the most outstanding dramatist in the history of English literature, the most important and greatest writer in the European Renaissance, and one of the most outstanding writers in the world.

Shakespeare’s famous sayings:

Both despicableness and bad deeds do not count in the eyes of love, they can be transformed into happiness and solemnity: Love is not judged by the eyes, but by the heart. It is not the eyes that judge/love, but the heart. ——"A Midsummer Night's Dream"

A madman leads a blind man to walk. This is the pathology of this era. ——"King Lear"

Beauty is ugly, and ugliness is beautiful. ——"Macbeth"

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia——Shakespeare