Life and Death Testaments

Author: Yǐ Néngjìng
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: After a decade of silence, Yǐ Néngjìng writes "Last Words of Life" This book topped the Taiwan bestseller list for 22 consecutive weeks I won't shed a single tear, won't let you be tied to the mortal world, won't let you remember me; I will play the music you love, bring over friends who truly love you, have them drink and celebrate, then quietly lie on the bed where we once shared, waiting for the eyelids to close, smiling as you welcome me. The meaning of not being tied down—is it loving you without touching you, or remaining lucid and coldly forgetting you after losing curiosity? I can't help but cover my face; I admit I still care, I admit I've been crushed. I shed tears, only hoping that after emerging from this tunnel, after crying, I can truly forget you. I am strong, I know. In the slow drowsiness, I am still waiting, believing that the pain will pass. "Falling in love with you was destined to be a bitter obsession; I drown in the bitterness, filled with joy and sorrow."