"When you are cold, you will know the pine and cypress. When you encounter difficulties, you will see the truth. " This is a proverb, not a poem.

In the cold season, all the trees withered. Only pines and cypresses stand proudly in spite of the snow and ice. This proverb compares the difficulties that may be encountered in life to the cold winter, and compares the care and help of relatives and friends in setbacks to the unchanging pines and cypresses. It shows that precious friendship will become more brilliant in severe tests and exercises.