1. The chickens in spring should be counted after autumn. ——Uyghurs

2. Flowers bloom in spring, harvest is busy in summer, fruits are abundant in autumn, and people sit comfortably by the stove in winter. ——Ovid

3. The lovely spring rolls in with the tide of flowers and music, causing waves of flowers to rise on the earth, and the music of spring resounds in the air. ——Longfellow

4. Time does not appear year after year like the spring of nature, but like the torrential river, it flows forward day and night. ——Proverbs

5. Without flowers in spring, what kind of world would it be without love in life? ——Guo Moruo

6. Winter has arrived, can spring be far behind? ——Shelley

7. Those who do not cherish autumn will not truly love spring; those who do not cherish fruits will not truly love flowers. ——Proverb

8. A stream never feels inferior to its shallowness and always firmly believes that as long as it moves forward, it will eventually find the sea. The grass, even if it cannot dedicate a ray of fragrance to spring, still dedicates a piece of new green to the earth. ——Anonymous

9. Knowledge is not like spring flowers and autumn fruits, which can be picked by raising your hand. There is only one key to gaining knowledge, and that is diligence. ——Anonymous

10. If you don’t sow in spring, you won’t be able to grow in summer, you won’t be able to harvest in autumn, and you won’t be able to taste in winter. ——Hyde

11. If you complain about the mud after thawing, you don’t understand spring. ——Anonymous

12. The saddest thing in spring is the hard work without harvest; the saddest thing in life is the loneliness of losing faith. ——Anonymous

13. The will and warmth of spring are gradually driving away the cold winter. ——Gide

14. When a woman who is truly in love is suspicious, she is more clever than having fun and changing her taste. Once she reaches the point of being abandoned, she can guess the meaning of a gesture at a glance. Even a horse is not that quick to smell the stimulating breath of love in the spring air. ——Balzac

15. Red willow, although the desert is so desolate, is your dear hometown; in order to find a foothold for spring, you trudged hard on the undulating sand? ——Anonymous

16. Grass also has the value of embellishment in spring. ——Anonymous

17. The spring sun can bring new life to even the most ordinary flowers. —— Stuart

18. The characteristics of spring can only be recognized in winter, and the best May poems can be sung behind the stove. ——Heine

19. Can you still find the flowers you missed in spring and summer in late autumn? ——Balzac

20. The reason why spring is full of vitality is because it drinks the milk of snowflakes. ——Anonymous

21. Mother’s love is always there in spring. ——France

22. The spring sun injects new life into even the humblest flower. ——Scott

23. Spring comes from this beautiful garden, just like the spirit of love is everywhere; every flower and grass is on the dark chest of the earth, waking up from the dream of hibernation. . ——Shelley

24. Love is the flower of spring, the bright moon of summer night, the mud of autumn, and the ice and snow of winter. Only love that is bridged by pure moral character and connected by lofty ideals is true love. ——Zhang Chuanjia

25. No matter how long the night is, day will always come; no matter how long the winter is, spring will always come. ——Anonymous

26. When I was young, my life was like a flower—when the spring breeze came to her door to beg, one or two petals fell from her abundance, and she You never felt it was a loss. Now, my time has passed, and my life is like a fruit. There is nothing left to give away. I am just waiting to dedicate her and the full and sweet burden together. ——Tagore

27. Sow in spring and reap in autumn, save now for future use. ——Proverb