Tā péngyouquān xiě zhe xià yǒu liángfēng dōng yǒu xuě, pèi le zhāng xiāngxia de zhàopiàn.
Her WeChat Moments post reads 'cool wind in summer, snow in winter,' with a countryside photo.
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From the Song-dynasty Chan master 无门慧开 (1183-1260), in 《无门关》: 春有百花秋有月,夏有凉风冬有雪。若无闲事挂心头,便是人间好时节 (Spring has a hundred flowers, autumn has the moon; summer has cool wind, winter has snow. If no idle worry hangs on your mind, this is the world's best season). A Chan verse teaching presence - every season is complete if the mind is clear.
usage
Always quoted as part of the four-line stanza, or paired with 若无闲事挂心头. The structure is strict parallel: 春/夏/秋/冬 with each season's signature image. A favorite in modern lifestyle and mindfulness writing.