What does it mean to live up to your youth?

To live up to youth is to live up to good times and good years. Living up to youth is generally used to describe time in articles. Negative: violating and giving up. Hua Shao; It refers to a good time and a good time.

"Live up to youth" comes from Haizi's famous sentence "Take dreams as horses": Take dreams as horses and live up to youth. It means to let people cherish time and strive for their dreams in a limited time.

As pointed out in the New Year message, seize the day and live up to your youth. It is also a combination of the two places. "Seize the day" comes from Mao Zedong's word "Manjianghong", which encourages people to cherish time and strive for the upper reaches. Seize the day and live up to your youth. Compared with dreams, live up to youth. Although it seems that the literary taste has been diluted a lot, it is richer in artistic conception and pattern.