It is a metaphor for virtue and talent.

The origin of the idiom is Qing Lin Zexu's Notice on Observing the Wind in the Three Counties of Hangjiahu: "Every student should be enthusiastic, and this day will drive away the words and compete for the words; He is in his prime, and he is waiting for the harvest of autumn and spring. " See "Chunhua Qiushi".

traditional writing: ???

phonetic notation :ㄑㄧㄡㄕㄧˊㄔㄨㄣㄨㄚ

. Spring plays with its splendor, and autumn is actually. Talking about articles, Chunhua also; Self-cultivation is beneficial, and autumn is also true.

idiom grammar in Northern Qi Dynasty: as subject, object and attribute; Used in figurative sentences

Usefulness: general idiom

Emotion. Color: neutral idiom

Idiom structure: joint idiom

Generation year: modern idiom.