1. Running water is not the first, and the struggle is endless.
Interpretation: Be a man like running water. Don't rush for success, don't rely on temporary impatience, but be down-to-earth, accumulate your own strength bit by bit, pay attention to letting nature take its course, don't be too demanding, and don't think too much about utility.
2. Clouds blow like snow, and human beings taste like tea.
Interpretation: the clouds in the sky are fluttering like white clouds, and the taste of the world is like new tea that has been fried for a long time. It expresses the author's feeling that life is short and fleeting. It is a kind of free and easy detachment that despises the situation, the world and fame.