Spring sowing, summer sowing, autumn harvest and winter storage.

The original sentence is "Spring grows in summer and autumn harvests in winter". Spring grows and summer grows, and autumn harvest and winter storage are Chinese words, which are interpreted as spring germination, summer growth, autumn harvest and winter storage. Refers to the general process of agricultural production. It is also a metaphor for the occurrence and development of things.

Source:

Guiguzi holds the pivot: "Holding the pivot means spring, long summer, autumn harvest and winter storage, and the weather is just right, so you can't go against it. Those who oppose it will fail, even though they succeed. An old friend also has Shu Tian. He was born to hide, but he can't fight it. Although it is prosperous, it will decline. This is the outline of heaven and man. "

Grasping the fulcrum is to master the key to action and the law of things. For example, spring ploughing, summer production, autumn harvest and winter storage are all normal operating rules of the weather. You can't go against this natural law, but if you follow the routine, anyone who goes against the natural law, even if he succeeds for a while, will eventually fail. Therefore, a gentleman also has objective laws that he must follow. He wants to organize people's production and life, educate people, harvest and store.

Usage: as subject, object and clause; Metaphor is the occurrence and development of things.

Make sentences:

1, at four o'clock, spring grows in summer, autumn harvests in winter, and it is reasonable to take it, sometimes opening and closing, without losing narrative, and combining rigidity with softness.

2. The grass grows and the trees are tall and lush, or the four seasons are like spring, or the four seasons are recurrent, spring grows and summer grows, and the autumn harvest survives in winter, or the bloom is gorgeous and fruitful, which exudes fragrance all the way, nourishes the soul, is often restless and has the ability to meditate.

3. Trees grow in spring and summer, harvest in autumn and store in winter, and finally take root.