Here is the translation of the given content into English: " And you go to Europe "

Author: Zhao Chuan
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: In the novel Europe with You, Zhao Chuan uses fluid prose and a three-dimensional writing style to depict the passions that float in the journey and memory (space and time). The European imagery he weaves in gives the novel a cinematic feel. The novel intertwines "the Europe on the road, past life, love, exoticism, fleeting romance, beautiful and mad sexuality, murder, tyranny, revolution, politics, religion, reflection, resistance, cultural conflict, homosexuality, nostalgia, longing for the past, humanistic sentiment, history, dreams, art, carpe diem, and lonely meditation, etc." Together, they become a three-dimensional labyrinth. In the labyrinth, you and I will inevitably meet unexpectedly. But the of this meeting, or the complexity within the labyrinth, cannot lead anyone to a way out. If I could send this out, it would probably be the longest letter you've ever received. You said you wanted it in black and white. The Europe on the road, past life, love, exoticism, fleeting romance, beautiful and mad sexuality, murder, tyranny, revolution, politics, religion, reflection, resistance, cultural conflict, homosexuality, nostalgia, longing for the past, humanistic sentiment, history, dreams, art, carpe diem, and lonely meditation, etc., intertwined together, become a three-dimensional labyrinth. In the labyrinth, you and I will inevitably meet unexpectedly. But the of this meeting, or the complexity within the labyrinth, cannot lead anyone to a way out. In the end, we still lost each other. But what use are these black and white words to you. The philosopher said, "The river flows on, and time passes." I am the river on paper, and both have become stories. Black and white words, labyrinths, and stories are like sand in the desert in time. A grain of sand falls into the eye, and I can't ignore it. But in the endless desert, when the wind blows, layer upon layer, they disperse, becoming nothing but sand.