Zhè bù diànyǐng jiǎng lǎo yìshùjiā de wǎnnián, zhēnzhèng tǐxiàn le rénjiānzhòngwǎnqíng.
This film about an old artist's later years truly embodies 'the world treasures its late sunshine.'
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history
From 李商隐《晚晴》 (late Tang): 天意怜幽草，人间重晚晴 (Heaven's will pities the hidden grass; the human world treasures the clear evening sky). Originally about valuing fine weather after a rain near life's end; became the canonical metaphor for respecting elders and cherishing one's later years.
usage
重 here reads zhòng ('to value'), not chóng ('again'). Often used in editorials about aging society, eldercare, or honoring retired mentors.
