If you take good care of yourself, you will not live up to spring.
Whole poem:
If you take good care of yourself, you will not live up to spring.
Spring is thick and the moon is light, so it can be cruel to come to the world.
Hand in hand under the flowers * * * live up to spring.
When spring warms bloom, it will certainly live up to spring.
Live up to time, live up to youth.
Live up to spring, live up to yourself.
This poem was written by the sixth Dalai Lama Cangyang Gyatso: "I was worried that my lust would damage Brahma, and I was afraid to leave the whole city when I entered the mountain. The world is safe, and I will live up to it. " Rewrite.
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Explanation:
The literal meaning of this sentence is: whenever I get the attention of Dongfeng, I will definitely live up to this beautiful spring and you. The implication is that when I am prosperous, I will never fail you.
In this bright and warm day, the spring breeze blows gently, and the world is so beautiful. We can't waste our time and live up to this beautiful spring. Why don't we hold hands and look at each other, so as to be worthy of spring and your true feelings!
References:
Cangyang Jiacuo-Baidu Encyclopedia