"Aspiring to succeed" expresses the poet Tao Yuanming's worries and sad feelings that he is ambitious but can't extend. Tao Yuanming's poems are from Twelve Miscellaneous Poems II written by Tao Yuanming in Wei and Jin Dynasties. This kind of troubled and sad thoughts and feelings should be related to the previous sentence "The sun and the moon throw people away" and the next sentence "It makes me sad to think about it". These words are poems that directly express sadness and are the core of the whole poem. Time goes by day and night, and people don't stop for a moment, but life is short and limited, and great ambitions are not put into practice. This is a sad thing. Ambition is the life of a person with lofty ideals and kindness. The failure to realize the value of life is actually a regret described by people with lofty ideals throughout the ages. The word "vote" and "win" in the poem are very powerful. "Winning" can show great ambition, and "casting" can show the ruthlessness of the sun and the moon flying by. The sooner the sun and the moon abandon people, the more painful and urgent they will be if they are determined not to seize the sorrow. The author thought of these, full of sadness, sleepless at night. As the sun flies, I can't help but feel sad and sad, and my mood can't be calm all night. People with lofty ideals are sad, deep and fierce.