1, literally:
When the cold winter comes, everything withers when the cold wind blows, giving people a bleak feeling. But don't forget, after winter, spring comes. At that time, the sun was shining, the grass was growing and the warblers were flying, and everything was revived and full of vitality. ?
2. Deep meaning:
People who live in darkness and pain, don't forget to look for the light of hope, and don't forget that after darkness is dawn. ?
This poem comes from the English Revolution. If winter comes, can spring be far behind? To those who live in a dark society, don't give up hope, bravely fight against the dark reality and win the light of victory. This sentence comes from the famous British romantic poet Shelley's ode to the west wind.
From the fifth section of the original text:
Think of me as your harp, like a forest;
Although my leaves have fallen, what does it matter!
Music inspired by your huge ensemble
Will be dyed by the Woods and my late autumn:
Although sad and sweet. Oh, I hope you can give it to me.
Violent spirit! Brave, let us become one!
Please blow my dead thoughts to the world,
Let it give birth to new life like dead leaves!
Oh, please listen to this incantation poem.
Just take my words, like ashes and sparks.
Spread from the still burning fire to the world!
Let the horn of prophecy pass through my lips
Wake up the sleeping earth! West wind,
If winter comes, can spring be far behind?