Who knows that a day's plan lies in the morning and a year's plan lies in the spring? Who wrote it?

"A day's plan lies in the morning, and a year's plan lies in the spring" is a summary of the working people's experience in thousands of years of production practice in China. The author hasn't read any books.

"A day's plan lies in the morning, and a year's plan lies in the spring" means to start a year (or a day) well and lay a good foundation for the whole year (or a whole day). It is a metaphor to plan everything early and grasp it at the beginning.

Graceful prose is selected from rhyming proverbs and well-written literature. Its content is very extensive, from etiquette and morality, laws and regulations to scenery allusions, astronomy and geography, and every sentence is fluent and easy to understand. But the center is about the philosophy of life and the way to live.

Some of these proverbs and sayings reflect the fine tradition of hard work, plain living and hard struggle formed by the Chinese nation for thousands of years and become valuable spiritual wealth, such as "a year's plan lies in spring, and a day's plan lies in the morning"; Many things about society and life, after the vicissitudes of the world, have become proverbs to warn people, such as "good medicine tastes bitter and is good for illness, but advice at the worst time is good for action", "good is rewarded with good, evil with evil" and "joy is sad". Some proverbs and sayings have summed up people's experience in fighting nature for thousands of years and become concise and vivid philosophical and scientific knowledge, such as "You can know the nature of fish near the water, the sound of birds near the mountain" and "You can get the moon near the water, and flowers and trees will spring early in the sun".