Looking up to the end, forgetting each other in the rivers and lakes.--Zhuangzi

There was a time when the sea was difficult to overcome, except for Wushan, it was not a cloud.--Yuan Zhen

"The Ancient Meaning of Chang'an" "There is no need to die if you have achieved success. I would rather be a mandarin duck than an immortal."

"Song of Everlasting Sorrow" in "I would like to be a winged bird in the sky, and I would like to be a branch on the ground. The eternity of heaven and earth will eventually end, This hatred lasts forever."

Tang Dynasty's "Chang'an Ancient Meanings" "There is no way to die if you are successful, and you don't want to be a mandarin duck without envy."

You can't have a spring heart*. **Flowers are blooming, every inch of lovesickness and every inch of gray. ——Li Shangyin

There is also "Song of the Four O'clock at Midnight" in the Yuefu poems of the Southern Dynasties:

Spring

The flowers in the spring forest are beautiful, and the spring birds are sad. The spring breeze is sentimental again, blowing my clothes into bloom.

Summer

The green lotus covers the Lushui, and the hibiscus is red and fresh. The man wants to pick me up when he sees it, and my heart wants to hold the lotus in my heart.

Autumn

The autumn wind blows through the window, and the tents flutter. Look up at the bright moon and express your feelings for the celestial light.

Winter (my favorite, recommended to the poster)

The fruit is about to grow golden orchids, but look at the pine and cypress trees. The frost does not fall to the ground during menstruation, and there is no alienation in the cold years.