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A classical Chinese line for “Better days will come

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长风破浪会有时,直挂云帆济沧海。

Cháng fēng pò làng huì yǒu shí, zhí guà yún fān jì cāng hǎi.

Close English reading

A time will come to ride the long wind and break the waves; I will set my cloudlike sail straight across the vast sea.

Plain meaningYour chance will come. Keep going toward the larger horizon.

SourceLi Bai · Tang dynasty · Hard Is the Way of the World, No. 1
Complete Tang Poems
Why it fitsIt holds hope after frustration without pretending the road has been easy.
Original context and translation note
行路难,行路难,多歧路,今安在?

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