"The cold corner has gone, and it is not too late to mulberry" comes from the parallel prose Preface to Tengwang Pavilion written by Wang Bo, a writer in the Tang Dynasty. The first sentence of this sentence is "Zhu Tao is greedy for springs and feels cold." Beihai is a credit, but it can be answered. "The last sentence is" Meng noble taste, freedom to serve the country. "Ruan Ji is crazy, and crying at the end of the road has no effect."
Explain in vernacular Chinese: The first sentence is that you can't extricate yourself from the tired rut, but you can still face it optimistically. Although the North Sea is far away, the cyclone can still reach it.
The latter sentence is that Meng Changjun (an official of the Eastern Han Dynasty) is upright and upright, but he has an empty heart to serve the country; Ruan Ji (a poet of Wei in the Three Kingdoms) was wild and unruly. How can he follow his example and come back in tears when there is no way to go?
Sang Yufei's Higher Realm
The height of the ideological realm of "the cold corner has gone, and the mulberry is not too late" is to cherish it. Life should stand on the height of forgetting the past and looking forward to the future. People live not for the past, but to cherish the present.
In any case, we must have the mentality of "it's not too late", and we must not have psychological activities of pessimism, inferiority, depression and self-abandonment.