How to understand "the wind is very strong, only try to live"?

The sentence "The wind is blowing, so we should strive to survive" can also be translated into: Even if there is a strong wind, life will not give up. It means that you should face up to the setbacks in life. It means that when difficulties appear, you encounter resistance, or you change your mind and try to adapt, you have to find ways to overcome and solve the problem.

This sentence expounds a positive attitude towards life, combined with the background, which means that people in the war are still trying to survive in a difficult environment.

Source: Coastal Cemetery by French poet paul valery.

Brief introduction of the author

Paul valery (187 1 ~ 1945) is a master of French symbolism and an academician of the French Academy. Paul valery's poetic talent was highlighted in his college days, when a newspaper predicted: "His name will be sung in people's mouths." But before and after finishing law school and getting a bachelor's degree in law, a platonic sense of abstinence controlled him.

1In September, 892, he and his family went to Genoa for a holiday. On a stormy "terrible night", he decided to give up poetry and love and devote himself to "pure and selfless knowledge". In the following twenty years, Valery worked in the Ministry of National Defense and Hawass News Agency, but the habit of seeking knowledge and thinking deeply became the foundation of his life.