Short Story, Great Wisdom Classics - True Love is Buddha - 86 Moments of Savoring True Feelings

Author: Guo Xin, Yang Xiaomin
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: A collection of the essence of The Anthology of Short Stories over 20 years, exploring the truth of love and experiencing genuine human emotions. Reflecting on 86 moments of true feelings, young hearts always hope love will be like a wild fire sweeping across the sky. However, after burning, it leaves only ashes. What truly nourishes our lives is always the gentle stream that flows endlessly, allowing the grass on the field to turn green spring after spring. — Ye Qingcheng
About The Anthology of Short Stories
? Continuously influencing Chinese literature for 20 years, with a single-issue circulation of 550,000 copies.
? A popular read that moved over 10 million readers.
? Awarded the National Journal Award and the Top 100 Key Periodicals Award in the first and third editions.
? Featuring contributions from special guest writers such as Wang Meng, Feng Jicai, Cong Weixi, He Shaojun, and Ye Qingcheng.
Love is the countless reminders parents give at the village entrance as they see you off. Love is the warm care friends offer when you’re heartbroken and in tears. Love is the delicious meals lovers prepare after you get married. Love is having a full house of grandchildren when you grow old.
Since birth, love has surrounded us, never leaving. Throughout life, which is both long and short, we carry with us memories of the people we’ve met, the things we’ve experienced, the scenery and emotions we’ve encountered—some beautiful, some painful. Some deserve to be cherished, remembered, and savored for a lifetime, while others must be strived to be discarded, lost, and forgotten.
Through wind and rain, experiencing the little steps of growth, and feeling the highest form of human emotion, we will eventually understand life and grasp the wisdom and truth of living.