The "high wind" here is used to describe the difficulties and setbacks in life, so the moral is that even if the road of life is tortuous, you will experience all kinds of difficulties and stumbling blocks. Don't give up easily and face up to the difficulties in life.
"Even if there is a strong wind, life will not give up" is a poem in the seaside cemetery in Valery.
About the author:
Paul Valery (1871~1945) 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.
Related works:
Japanese animation director Miyazaki Hayao's 20 13 animated film The Wind is Blowing, the theme of which is "Only hard work can survive" ── from Chen Xiong's novel The Wind is Blowing, quoting the French poet carl valeri.