The next sentence of "The east wind is blowing, the spring is warm" is "Work together to build a happy road"
This is the first line of a couplet, and the second line has no fixed sentence.
The following are reference sentences:
1) The east wind blows in the face, the spring feels warm, and the rain and dew nourish the heart and party.
2) The east wind blows and the spring brings warmth, and we join hands to be more united in the Year of the Horse.
3) The east wind blows in the face, the spring is warm, the autumn rain withers the flowers, and the autumn moon is cold.
Couplets, one of the traditional cultures of the Han people, are dual sentences written on paper, cloth or carved on bamboo, wood, or pillars. Couplets are neatly contrasted and harmonious, and are a unique cultural and artistic form of the Chinese language with one word and one sound. According to legend, the couplet originated from Meng Chang, the lord of Shu after the Five Dynasties. Couplets are a treasure of Chinese Han traditional culture.