Who else said that today?

Let bygones be bygones, calculate romantic figures, and look at the present. This is a sentence in Mao Zedong's poem "Spring in the Garden, Snow".

The word "let bygones be bygones" is full of meaning, and it is wonderful to make the finishing point. It swept away the history of feudal society, turned to the present era of poet's life, and pointed out the theme of the whole word "counting romantic figures and looking at the present" "Today" is a new era, which needs new romantic figures to lead.