What does the fortune teller mean by Ming and Qing Dynasties? _ What does the fortune teller mean by Ming and Qing Dynasties?

I went to tell my fortune, and the fortune teller said that there were dry springs and clear springs for many years. What does that mean?

"Spring that has been dry for many years is a clear spring" is a figurative statement, which is often used to describe that a person or thing has regained its vitality and made positive changes or progress after a period of difficulty or depression.

This metaphor can be understood as that for many years, a dry spring may have lost its vitality and water source because of long-term drought or lack of water. However, with the passage of time, when the environment changes or the supply source reappears, this dry spring will become a clear spring and a clear water source will appear again. Similarly, life or things may experience a trough or predicament, but with the passage of time, the situation may change, bringing new opportunities and challenges, and rejuvenating people or things.

This metaphor conveys a positive attitude, meaning hope and the possibility of change. It reminds us that even though we have experienced difficulties and setbacks, we should not lose heart, because the future may bring positive changes and new opportunities. It encourages people to persist in their efforts, believe in their potential and ability, meet future challenges and find new hope and vitality.

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