Rare love

Author: Yi Fei Media
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The Love That Never Was is not a love manual. If you hope to find a "good partner" or learn how to be one from this book, you'll be completely mistaken. They are definitely not "good partners"; they should be called "great lovers." As the elderly lover of Henry Miller once said, "You must first be a very sexy person to become a great lover." So, it can also be said that the thirteen couples in The Love That Never Was are the most sexy people in the world. These thirteen artistic couples have names that are truly classic—whether it's John Lennon, Yoko Ono, or Georgia O'Keeffe, Stieglitz, Kurt Cobain, or Courtney Love. To some extent, they are clusters of twin stars of both art and love. Their love and art cannot be separated; they permeate each other until they become one, so their love is also their work. However, their relationship with love is so subtle and complex. Often, art is closer to them than their closest loved ones, while love always remains distant. These artistic geniuses used too much spirit and emotion in their life's script. They were like the precise gunpowder of a grand fireworks display, ignited, and burst into breathtaking light and color in the night sky—recreating flowers amidst flowers, dreams above dreams, and their life's joys and pains were all like fireworks in that instant. "Love doesn't exist; what exists are the evidences of love." This book uses Picasso's words as the dedication on the cover. No one can understand love; only by experiencing and going through love can one truly do so. But if anyone tries to summarize love, they will inevitably go astray. So on the back cover, the book uses Du's words: "Lovers are insignificant, even if there are no lovers—what matters is the obsession with love itself." "The obsession with love itself," I like this phrase. If love doesn't exist, then this obsession absolutely does. The Love That Never Was was born and exists precisely because of this obsession. This book is a tribute to these great lovers!