In love with your melancholy

Author: Hao Hao
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Budapest is already an old book. When you open it, you might accidentally fall into the atmosphere it has long prepared. Making audiovisual programs has always been my strength. For a long time, I believed that audiovisuals gave me great creative space. But this time, when I put aside all responsibilities and work, sit down quietly, listen to the delicate "sound of emptiness" flowing from the CD player, and read these words, I knew that my other journey of thoughts had begun. Passing by the wall is like walking through a history, through those glorious years, through those misty past times. Maybe we will meet again, maybe this is the only time we will meet in this life. We are like two intersecting lines, meeting at a point and then diverging in different directions. "Falling in Love with Your Melancholy" has the casualness of prose, the fragrance of history, the vividness of details, and the release of emotions. Looking at this book fills the heart with endless longing, and the mind conjures up a series of flowing images. In the author's portrayal, Hungary and Budapest are full of poetry and vitality, unforgettable. Reading these words, it feels as if you are embarking on a journey of thoughts with the author, savoring the beauty that can be possessed. There is the tragic fairy tale of Empress Sisi, the portrayal of 700 years of folk customs, romantic architecture, and even a ray of sunlight can linger in one's memory. Sometimes, it's only after returning from a trip that you start to miss the beauty of a place and everything about it. When you are there, you don't notice much, but the melancholic Budapest described by the author is a place you start to miss even before you leave. The author Hao Hao says, Budapest is an old book. When you open it, you might accidentally fall into the atmosphere it has long prepared.