Interpretation of "If you are in full bloom, the breeze will come": You should strive to make yourself better, so that everything you want will come.
From the book "If You Come with the Blooming Breeze" written by the writer Yi Bei, if you blindly consider what you can get, or think about how to get it, it will be counterproductive. In other words, focusing too much on the results will miss the opportunity. Yi Bei is a post-80s writer with a master's degree in literature from Beijing Normal University. His published works include the novel Married, Life in Beijing and a collection of essays, Love and hate are both beautiful, violent and gentle. Most of his novels are based on urban themes, plain, true, sharp and humorous, and always care about the mental state of urban men and women. If you are in full bloom, the breeze will come, through combing and analyzing Lin's interpersonal network, reproduces Lin's love-hate interweaving in the process of growing up, and emphatically expounds Lin's spiritual characteristics of "not falling down".