Ukiyo-e lover

Author: One Person
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The road is long, and we will eventually reach our own destinations. Why not slow down, pick up this book, and see the wings of a butterfly curled up in the words? This mortal world is so vast, only worthy of a long sigh. The cuckoo singing under the moon in the cold night, the scattered autumn leaves in the rainstorm, the bell sound drifting with the falling flowers, the white snow on the mountain road at dusk—all vanish in the moment a person pauses and looks back. The Buddha speaks of the suffering of the six realms of rebirth, crying, laughing, grieving, dancing, singing, being mad, and rejoicing. In this mortal world of ten thousand red sands, my love is your love, my pain is your pain. Because I don’t know if we will meet in the next life. This book tells of a man’s tolerance for love and a woman’s understanding of love. Though the separations and reunions in this mortal world are as insignificant as floating dust, the sincere emotions scattered without form, without purpose, and without gain are like the annual spring that comforts our souls. The figures of love will always disappear, leaving behind the admiring glances of lovers and tender greetings.