"Pines and cypresses are resistant to the old cold" is a famous saying in The Analects of Confucius, which means that both pines and cypresses are broad-leaved evergreen trees. In the cold winter, the dead leaves do not fall, the seasons are evergreen, and the adaptability is very strong. In ancient times, this sentence was often used to describe people's quality and temperament, referring to those who can endure hardships and hardships, endure loneliness and persist in their own ideas and pursuits.

"Pines and cypresses are old and cold-resistant" is a spur and encouragement, telling us to be as indomitable and persevering as pines and cypresses. In difficult times, we should not be discouraged and give up, but should cherish our time more, strengthen our study and improve our ability, gradually overcome difficulties and finally succeed. Only in this way can we become a truly valuable person.

"Pine and cypress can keep out the cold" has a wide range of application values in modern times. Especially when we are facing great economic pressure and life difficulties, this sentence has more practical significance. We must learn to persevere, not be overwhelmed by difficulties and setbacks, and keep forging ahead, so as to gain a foothold in the fierce market competition and become truly successful people.