Summer comes and winter goes

Summer comes and winter goes

Summer comes and cold goes, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is sh ǔ L á IH á NW ǎ ng, a poem, winter past, summer comes. The passage of time. From Shi que Ming.

Analysis of Idioms

The summer is gone and the cold is coming

The origin of Idioms

The inscription on the stone palace written by Liang Lu of the Southern Dynasty: "summer comes and cold goes, and the earth is long and the sky is long. The God of Huaguan is boundless forever."

Idiom usage

The passage of time.

Examples

At first sight, Ling Fei smiles and hears you're complaining. The water in the pool flows down to the valley. A poem by Zhang Shuo in Tang Dynasty