There is Zhao Lihong, the author of "Wind and Reeds"! The full text is as follows: The reeds in the breeze are graceful. Soft and charming, showing the world the various styles of life. Breeze, you are the cosmetics of life. You use soft and transparent feather yarn to create unique and wonderful fashions, dancing around every reed. You throw your dreams and fantasies into the air, and the green reed leaves and silver reed flowers transform into butterflies and birds in your dance, spreading their wings and flying into the clear sky.

When the breeze blows, the swaying reeds look like a poet intoxicated in meditation.

During a storm, I witnessed the reeds being destroyed. It was also the wind, with a completely different face at this time. The gentleness and elegance had disappeared, replaced by madness and roughness. The torn green leaves were flying in the strong wind, and the broken reeds were shaking in the mud... This was a battle of great disparity in strength. War is the ravage and massacre of the helpless and weak by powerful invaders.

When the storm comes, the helpless reeds are like refugees caught in the flames of war.

After the storm has passed, the world is as calm as before. The strong wind turned into a breeze again, and it came slowly and leisurely. However, the destroyed reeds can no longer greet the breeze with graceful posture. Breeze, are you here to review its power and results on behalf of the departing storm, or are you here to appease the injured life out of guilt and pity?

Reed

Reed is speechless. On the reed pole lying on the ground, the remaining green leaves stretched out. The breeze blew them, and they turned into palms, shaking feebly, as if in protest or in rejection.

Poor Reed! They fell to the ground, licking their wounds in the breeze, with no thought of revenge in their hearts. Born as a reed, one can never become an avenger. We can only live submissively and use miraculous regeneration to prove the perseverance and tenacity of life.

The wind comes and goes without a trace, beautifying life and destroying it.