风物岂无情

[fēng wù qĭ wú qíng]

Fengwu Qi Wuqing (Can Scenery Be Unfeeling?) comes from a sentiment that nature and scenery also possess emotions. It suggests that even inanimate objects can evoke profound feelings and sentiments, reflecting on the interconnectivity between humans and nature.

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