Li Bihua Works Collection.14, just the butterfly is unwilling

Author: Li Bihua
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Li Bihua writes prose like poetry, like the concise and elegant sentences in the works of Song Dynasty scholars. Every word is meticulously crafted, revealing the gray humor and cunning thoughts of urban dwellers in a series of witty remarks. This is the 14th volume of Li Bihua's works, a collection of Li Bihua's insightful quotes.
A maple leaf, in its melancholic beauty, tries to grasp something, only to fail and burn its hand in the process. This is love: perhaps only one pair of Liang and Zhu among ten million people can transform into butterflies. The rest are reduced to moths, gnats, cockroaches, flies, or beetles—none of them transform into butterflies. There is no beauty as imagined.