台风有冬季
[tái fēng yŏu dōng jì]
Literally meaning 'There Are Winter Seasons During Typhoons'. In Chinese contexts, 'Typhoon', often associated with summer. Using it alongside 'winter' suggests opposites or unlikely occurrences. It potentially represents a paradoxical situation or unexpected changes in mood or circumstances, hinting at complexity or volatility in one’s internal world.