When the cold winter comes, the cold wind blows and everything withers, giving people a bleak feeling. But don't forget that after winter, it is the arrival of spring. At that time, the sun is shining, the grass is growing and the warblers are flying, and everything is revived and full of vitality. ?

2, the 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 was written during the British Revolution. Therefore, "If winter comes, can spring be far behind" is written for those who live in a dark society. Don't give up hope, be brave in fighting against the dark reality and win the light of victory.

The sentence comes from the famous English romantic poet Shelley's ode to the west wind.

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Writing background:

Ode to the west wind is one of Shelley's "Three Odes" and was written in 18 19. At that time, the workers' movements and revolutionary movements in European countries were surging. The British working class is waging a heroic struggle against the bourgeoisie in order to fight for its own right to life, and there are successive incidents of machine destruction and strikes.

18 19 In August, 80,000 workers in Manchester held a massive demonstration, and the reactionary authorities competed to send troops to brutally suppress it, creating the famous Petru massacre in history. Shelley, full of grief and indignation, wrote a long poem, Masked Parade of Tyranny, and made a solemn protest against the bloody atrocities of the bourgeois government.

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