1. There is no eternal night in the world, and there is no eternal winter in the world.

——Ai Qing

2. Winter has arrived, can spring be far behind?

——Shelley's "Song of Youth"

3. Spring flowers are winter's dreams.

——Gibran "Sand and Foam"

4. Winter and spring are not two stars in the sky so far away, but two leaves on the same tree, so densely packed stepping forward.

——Lin Qingxuan "Your heart is soft, but you have strength"

5. The characteristics of spring can only be recognized in winter, and the best five poems can be chanted behind the stove. Psalms of the month.

——Heine

6. Destiny can get out of winter, but how can memory forget the severe cold? Spring is a season of tears, so don’t forget to hold an umbrella.

——Wang Guozhen

7. As each day goes back, people grow up. Although the winter nights are long, they will never exhaust their dreams.

——Shen Congwen

8. Life is as gorgeous as summer flowers, death is as quiet and beautiful as autumn leaves, the splendor of passing, your sunshine smiles at the winter in my heart, and it never fails. Do not doubt its spring flowers.

——Tagore's "Birds"

9. There is no real despair in life. The tree puts down its fallen leaves in autumn, and my heart aches, but throughout the winter, it makes my heart calm. Accumulating strength, when spring comes, youth is still there. As long as life is still in the palm of your hand, there is no despair in life. The success or failure of a moment is nothing more than a small cold in a lifetime. If your heart is tired, let it rest. The restoration of the soul is the hope that life will never dry up.

——Master Hsing Yun

10. The torrent of history runs through hundreds and thousands of years, but isn’t a person’s short life just a few hurried summers and a few tiny winters? We look up at the mountains and call them eternity because they look like this... However, in the long river of time, the mountains rise and collapse, the rivers change their paths, the stars fall from the sky, and the great cities are submerged. The ocean is vast, the sea is full of vicissitudes, and things are changing.

——George Martin