years are quiet [su Yu è j ng h ? o], which means: it is better to live in peace and tranquility, and it is better to be stable and healthy now.

Time is quiet, which comes from Hu Lancheng's famous phrase "Time is quiet, the world is stable". This is his promise to Zhang Ailing. When Zhang Ailing met Hu Lancheng, Hu had a wife and was imprisoned in Nanjing for political reasons. It is supposed that such a man with a "stain" will always make a woman hesitate, but she is indifferent to all this. I only feel that love is my own, and the rest are others', so I don't need to consider it since it is others'.

Extended information:

Hu Lancheng (February 28, 196-July 25, 1981), a modern writer in China, was originally named Hu Jirui, nicknamed Rui Sheng, a native of Shengxian County, Zhejiang Province, and the first husband of Zhang Ailing. When Hu Lancheng was young, he was an auditor in yenching university, and he was good at writing. Later, he followed Wang Jingwei. During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he became the deputy director of the propaganda department of Wang puppet regime, and was listed as a famous traitor because he wrote for Wang Jingwei.

In p>194, he published a traitorous editorial "It's difficult to fight, but it's also difficult to make peace", which advocated "it's not easy to make peace, but it's necessary to make peace" during the most difficult period of China's anti-Japanese war, thus clearing Wang Jingwei's traitorous behavior. In 1945, when the Japanese army was defeated and surrendered, Hu Lancheng fled to Japan via Hong Kong. In his later years, he lived in Taiwan Province to teach. His literary talent influenced some Taiwan Province literati. In 1976, he was forced to leave Taiwan Province because of his traitor background, and died of heart failure in Tokyo, Japan on July 25th, 1981. Representative works include This Life, Years of Mountains and Rivers, Zen is a Flower, China Literature History, Today's Day, etc.

In p>1944, Hu Lancheng married Zhang Ailing. Hu Lancheng gave Zhang Ailing a marriage promise of "quiet years and stable life", which was valid for only four years. Finally, she called this man a "rogue". ? In 1947, Hu Lancheng divorced Zhang Ailing.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Hu Lancheng.