Spring Hua Qiu Shi means blossom in spring and fruit in fall.

Chun Hua Qiu Shi is an idiom, pronounced chūn huá qiū shí, which is a metaphor for the cause and effect of things, and later extended to mean literacy and virtues, but also refers to the passage of time, the change of the years.

"Hua" is the same as "flower". In the spring, flowers blossom, and in the fall, fruits are produced. Derived from the first sweat plowing, timely sowing, before the joy of harvest, which is more common. The metaphor of literacy and virtue, mostly refers to the profound knowledge, and Ming in the cultivation of self discipline, high integrity.

2, Seeing the fruit trees in front of the house spring and fall, another year will pass.

3. Nature has spring and fall, summer and winter, and so do we.

4. Without wind and rain in nature, the earth will not spring and fall.

5, this year's spring wind and rain on the earth, will be spring and fall, fruitful.

6, the ancient pine in front of the door witnessed how much spring and fall, and now still verdant.

7, these two articles spring and fall, each has its own strengths, can not be compared.

8, these two people's articles, spring and autumn, how you learn can not learn.

9. Though they were taught under the same teacher, they were hardly distinguishable from each other in terms of spring and autumn.

10, leaving the fertile soil of struggle, the seeds of talent will not find the future of spring and fall.