What do you mean, "May the years pass, may time not regret, and may your smile be as bright as summer flowers"?

May the fleeting time pay off, may time not regret, and may the smile remain as bright as a flower.

Don't waste time, try your best to do what you want, don't regret the lost time, and still face life with a smile.

As far as American literature appreciation is concerned, there is no specific author.

At the same time, there are other sentences that appear with him: spread out the time, elaborate on the fleeting time, live up to the time, live up to you.

Extended data:

The application of "May the years pass, may the time not regret, and may the smile be as bright as summer flowers";

Emotionally:

Mainly used in the relationship between men and women, spent with youth, I hope I won't regret it in the future.

Ambition:

In other words, when I was young, I worked hard and lived up to the fleeting time, so I won't regret it in the future.