This means that when conditions are right and enough time has passed, things will naturally come to a successful conclusion. It advises patience and not forcing things prematurely.
This saying reflects a naturalistic and cyclical view of life common in Chinese agrarian culture. It suggests that just as fruit ripens in its own time, so do events and relationships.
This saying promotes a philosophy of non-interference and trust in the natural order. It signals a preference for patience and timing over aggressive action, encouraging people to let things develop organically.
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