. They grow like young shoots that have weathered the wind and frost, and when they grow old, they grow on green branches to write their youth. Even after illness, we stand up to welcome the new day;

. They grow like young shoots that have weathered the wind and frost, and when they grow old, they grow on green branches to write their youth. Even after illness, we stand up to welcome the new day; even after we die, we smile with our heads held high

Growing is like a young bud that has weathered the wind and frost, and when old, it grows like a green branch to write its youth. Even when the illness passes, we stand up to welcome the new day; even when we die, we hold our heads high and smile when the flowers fall. This sentence is a poem to commemorate the death of an elder. In this sentence, die, die, die, also means, hold your head high, smile and fall flowers here generally refers to the meaning of calm demeanor, this sentence means that death is also a peaceful death with head held high. This sentence means that people die with a calm demeanor and are indifferent to anger.