Source: Born in sorrow, died in happiness.
Meaning: Therefore, if God wants to put a heavy responsibility on a person, he must first make his mind upset, his bones and muscles tired, his body hungry, his body empty and weak, and his every move is unsatisfactory, thus enlightening his mind, making his temperament patient and increasing his abilities that he does not have.
2, and then know that born in sorrow, died in happiness.
Source: Mencius in the Warring States Period was born in sorrow and died in happiness.
Meaning: In this way, we know that sadness and injury are enough to make people live, and comfort and enjoyment are enough to make people perish.
3, but since the water is still flowing, although we use swords to cut, toasting is even more embarrassing; Since the world can't satisfy our desire, I will loosen my hair and get on a fishing boat tomorrow.
Origin: Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, bid farewell to Minister Shu Yun at Xie Tiao Villa in Xuanzhou.
Meaning: It's like pulling out a treasure knife and cutting running water. The water was not cut off, but flowed faster. I raised my glass and drank heavily. I wanted to drown my sorrows in wine, but it turned out to be even more worrying. Life is so unhappy in this world, it is better to let me wander freely in the rivers and lakes in a boat tomorrow.
4, sometimes it must be in life, and there is no need to force it in life.
Source: Zengguang Xianwen.
Meaning: Nothing in life can stop what is coming, and it's no use sticking to what is not in life. Everything should be natural.
If you are drunk today, you will worry about tomorrow.
Source: Luo Yin sent himself in the late Tang Dynasty.
It means: if you have wine today, you will be drunk today, and his sadness tomorrow will not matter. It reflects the idea of eating, drinking and muddling along, and also reflects a cynical mood and helplessness to reality.