Proverbs, English-Chinese Comparative Reading. 7: Proverbs

Author: Lin Li
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: No matter which corner of the city you are in, no matter whether it is raining or not, find a quiet place, open this book in your hands, and immerse yourself in the little by little tenderness of each story. There is always a tenderness that is everywhere. There is always a sentiment that dances lightly. There is always a life, elsewhere, shining with a different light. Reading lets our lives enjoy more stories and experiences in the charm and intellect, as if the charm and wisdom of life, with the light and shadow of our own lives, accompany us on the way forward. Happiness and completeness, fantasy and loss, flying tears, the carefree wandering of the Jianghu, the pain that is not shared with others, the prosperity that gradually fades, the courage to persist, the little things of life. What life lets us feel may be far more than these; there is more of the strength that grows after setbacks, the enlightenment in dullness, the realm of quiet indifference like a chrysanthemum blooming on the quiet southern hill in front of the house, the impetus of passion and grandeur in the bustling streets, and a very pure cup of fragrant afternoon coffee. Walking in the mortal world, there is enlightenment from the stories of others, there is understanding from accidental encounters. Here, a way of life that has never been seen before but may have been in our hearts for a long time may meet us. Let us read together and feel the wisdom, elegance, and strength of growth.