2, the whole sentence means that even if there is a strong wind blowing, don't give up easily in life. Try to live even if the wind blows and the clouds surge. Used to describe the ups and downs of life. No matter what difficulties and setbacks you encounter, don't give up. You should face difficulties, work hard and try to survive.
3. This sentence comes from Miyazaki Hayao's theatrical animation "Dusk in the Snow". The original title of "In the Wind" comes from Holly Chen Xiong's novel "The Wind is Blowing", which quotes a famous poem from the French poet carl valeri's "Beach Cemetery", meaning "The wind is blowing". The slogan "ぃざきめやも" in the poster is the second half of this poem, which means "only try to survive".
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Japanese novelist Chen once wrote a novella with the theme of Dusk in the Snow. "Even if there is a strong wind, life will never leave" is translated from the first sentence in the opening of Chen's novel The Wind Blows: "The wind stands, the wind stands."
However, Holly Chen Xiong is not the original author. This sentence was translated from a poem "The Graveyard on the Beach" by the French poet paul valery. The original text is: the window of life, the window of Vivre.
Resources Baidu Encyclopedia-Is the wind blowing? Baidu encyclopedia-Haibin cemetery