Answer:

1, the wind is blowing and the pine branches are getting stronger.

-These two sentences inherited Confucius' thought of "knowing pine and cypress when cold" and encouraged my younger brother to learn from pine and cypress. The more miserable the wind is, the more you have to stand upright in it, which shows that people should have indomitable and beautiful qualities.

2, do not suffer from cold, pine and cypress are sexual.

-The "sex of pine and cypress" used here is actually a theory of "virtue". The so-called "virtue" is to use natural things to compare people's moral realm, thus further arousing people's self-improvement of personality realm. Ancient China literati like to use pine, bamboo, plum and chrysanthemum as metaphors of character. Here, Liu Zhen uses the metaphor of pine and cypress to encourage his cousin to be loyal and self-controlled.

To the younger brother, the second one

Han Dynasty: Serina Liu

The pavilion is loose on the mountain and caressed in the valley.

When the wind is strong, pine branches are strong.

First frost is miserable and always right at the end of the year.

Don't suffer from cold, pine and cypress have sex.

translate

Pine trees stand tall and straight on the mountain, and the wind whistling in the valley.

How strong the wind is and how strong the pine branches are!

Let it be frosty all over the sky, and the pine waist is straight all year round.

Is the pine tree not attacked by the cold? No, pine and cypress are born with cold tolerance!