What does the metaphor of ups and downs mean? Introduction to ups and downs

1, floating and sinking is a Chinese character, pronounced as fú chén, which means floating and sinking in the water, and refers to drifting with the tide, which is a metaphor for people's attitude of drifting with the tide and passively coping; It is also a metaphor for the ups and downs of people's situation and status; Metaphor is proud or frustrated.

2, the source: the mountains and rivers are broken and the wind is floating, and life experiences are ups and downs. -Wen Song Tian Xiang "Crossing Ding Yang"

3. Make sentences:

(1) A person's life has ups and downs, more or less. It will not be like the rising sun forever, nor will it be miserable forever.

(2) When it is calm, you can float and sink in the sea and be as free as a jellyfish.