Literal meaning: No matter how long the road is, as long as we are willing to walk with our feet, we will certainly be able to walk this road, so there is no longer road than our feet; No matter how high the mountain is, as long as we are willing to climb it ourselves, we can certainly climb it, so there is no mountain higher than people; ?

Practical significance: Nothing is impossible in the world. As long as we are willing to take action, then the most difficult things can be solved. In other words, nothing is difficult in the world, nothing is impossible to a willing mind.

Original text:

Shout is the outbreak of silence, silence is a silent call, whether it is agitation or tranquility, I pray as long as it is not dull. If someone calls me from a distance, I will run to the distance. If the mountain calls me, I will go to the mountain.

If your feet are worn out, simply let the sunset dirty the path and scratch your hand, and simply turn thorns into azaleas.

There is no road longer than feet, and there is no mountain higher than people.

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Author Wang Guozhen, 65438-0956, Beijinger. He began to publish poetry collections in the early 1980s, including Youth Tide, Youth Thoughts, Youth Style, Dialogue with Wang Guozhen, Selected Lyrics of Wang Guozhen, Autobiography of Wang Guozhen Monologue, etc.

Wang Guozhen's poems are aimed at the broad masses of young people, and have set off a mild "Wang Guozhen fever", which is called "Wang Guozhen phenomenon". Critics have different views on this phenomenon. But it is a fact that his poems have conquered young readers. Wang Guozhen's poems are pure, free and easy, elegant, philosophical and speculative.