Love can be so open-minded.

Author: Liu Yong
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Without a doubt, Liu Yong's works are almost always centered around "emotional intelligence education," reflecting human nature, which is a major characteristic of his writing. This time, Liu Yong focuses on the theme of "love" as the central aspect of human nature. In this book, Liu Yong expands the concept of love to include not only romantic love, marriage, family love, but even life itself. At the same time, this is Liu Yong's heartfelt masterpiece released annually, featuring twenty-two positive lyrical essays that allow readers to view the world of emotions from a harmonious and fulfilling perspective. The book is not thick, consisting of short essays, but the insightful perspectives on love that burst forth from it often leave readers with a sudden moment of enlightenment. Life is like walking a path—
In childhood, one walks a narrow mountain path, where, besides parents and relatives, there are neither cars nor many pedestrians.
In adolescence, one takes a rural road, where, though there are not many people or cars, the journey is still arduous, filled with mud, bumps, and dust.
In youth, one enters a highway, where many cars zoom past, bringing danger, reducing freedom, but increasing speed and pollution.
In adulthood, one reaches a city road, where vehicles weave, traffic lights are complex, lights are dazzling, and one risks getting a traffic ticket if not careful.
In old age, one arrives at the city's center. All vehicles stop here, passengers and visitors alight, and people enter the square for life's celebrations. As the sun sets, one watches the brilliant display of fireworks.
Unless one becomes a hermit isolated from the world, life's path must only grow wider;
The final destination of life should always be a square, where the endless flow of life's traffic can "settle."
Unless one has a broad path, in this era of competition, one will inevitably have accidents;
Unless one has a generous love, in this convoy of love, one will inevitably face obstacles.
Life is like walking a path, a path growing increasingly open—a "heart path."
The path should be this wide, and love should be this generous.