Old poems that express expectations for a better tomorrow include:
1. There will be times when the wind and waves break, and the sails will hang straight across the sea. ——Li Bai? (Tang Dynasty) "Traveling is Difficult".
Note: Although there are many obstacles in the road ahead, there will still be a day when you will ride on the long wind and break through thousands of miles of waves, hang up your cloud sails, cross the sea, and reach the ideal other shore.
2. The sea is wide enough for fish to leap, and the sky is high enough for birds to fly. ——Wu Chengen (Ming Dynasty) "Journey to the West".
Note: The sea is wide enough for fish to leap, and the sky is high enough for birds to fly. The vastness of nature provides a wide space for fish to leap and birds to fly. It is a metaphor that in the vast world, people can freely display their talents.
3. Don’t worry, there will be no friends in the future. No one in the world will know you. ——Gao Shi (Tang Dynasty) "Farewell to Dong Da".
Note: Don’t worry about not meeting your confidant here. Who in the world doesn’t know you, Dong Tinglan!
4. I am born with talents that will be useful, and I will come back after spending all my money. ——Li Bai (Tang Dynasty) "Come into the Wine".
Note: Everyone’s birth must have its own value and meaning. Even if a thousand taels of gold (even if) are used up in one swipe, it can still be obtained again.
5. There must be a road for a car to reach the mountain, and for a boat to reach the bridge. ——Lu You (Song Dynasty) "Visiting Shanxi Village"?
Note: It is a long-standing proverb that not only expresses relief in times of difficulty, but also shows a calm face of unknown things. state of mind.