In Shelley's famous poem: "If winter comes, can spring be far behind?", "winter" and "spring" in no way refer to "winter" and "spring" in life. It is permeated with the poet's emotions, expresses the poet's longing and hope, and has very rich psychological connotations.

"Winter is coming, can spring be far behind?" This famous poem has been quoted continuously for decades, and it symbolizes hope. Winter represents harsh reality, while spring represents beautiful hope.

In winter, let contemplation enrich your life, and also nurture and renew your tired or traumatized mind, so as to give birth to a breakthrough and new spring - winter is originally the season of contemplation! So profound The philosophy lies in the inevitability of time passing from winter to spring. Just like some famous Chinese sayings, such as "The fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold", "Without wind and rain, how can there be a rainbow?" "Since ancient times, heroes have suffered many hardships" are all wise sayings that encourage people not to feel inferior and work hard in adversity.

"Winter is coming, can spring be far behind?" is Shelley's prophecy and call for beauty... Winter is just the "darkness before dawn" in spring. Seeing the winter scenery means pink willows and pink flowers. , the beautiful scenery of hundreds of flowers blooming will be displayed in front of us.