Seasons Through Birds' Eyes | Autumn Equinox

On Autumn Equinox, also known as Qiufen, the sun once again shines directly over the　equator, resulting in equal lengths of day and night. People situated along the same meridian witness sunrise simultaneously once more.　

Different from　Spring Equinox when　there　is a sense of ample time ahead, Autumn Equinox　signals a time for simplification. The past has bestowed upon　people much kindness,　and the future requires no further elaboration.　　

Yet, Autumn Equinox is by no means a moment for lamenting desolation. Separation and reunion have their ordained paths. Separation means both parting and another departure.　

There　is always a day in life to spread the　wings and soar.　Though abundant hope　is to pursue　the towering mountains and vast rivers, finding where the　heart belongs is the most serene posture of life.　

Every hope we nurture　is like the seeds of spring, deeply rooted and constantly growing. They keep growing despite storms and hardships.　It is through this growth　that　our hopes yield a bountiful harvest.　

As the heat dissipates　and clarity settles over the earth, life adopts a tranquil　demeanor.　

Efforts may not always resonate, but the wait　promises a reward worthwhile.　

Despite cycles of growth and decline, beneath the surface, time remains impartial, showing no favoritism.

If you remain true to yourself, time will not let you down.

The rarest treasures　in the world　are peace of mind as well as　the light in the　eyes.　

(Jointly produced by China News Service and Dalian News Media Group)