If life were only like the first meeting: The beauty and sorrow of classical poetry

Author: An Yiru
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Encountering a line of beautiful poetry is like meeting someone in the twilight of spring. The eyes meet, smiles spread, and the heart is moved. If life were only like the first encounter, how wonderful that would be. He remains his legendary master, she remains her peerless beauty, with the world and beauty untouched by each other. Without a beginning, there is no end. This is a book that refuses to be lost in the vast sea of books. She seems to be talking about poetry and literature, yet also about romance and elegance. She is not confined to a literal interpretation of classical poetry, nor is it a simple appreciation in the traditional sense. Rather, it is a unique and emotionally rich collection of essays. With a clear and sensitive pen, paired with elegant and ethereal illustrations, she paints vivid historical love stories behind classical poetry, guiding readers to listen to classic and moving romantic tales. The poets and lyricists are highlighted for their extraordinary talent and genuine nature. The scholars and beauties, with their enigmatic smiles, unwavering resolve, and unspoken understanding, let us realize the joy and sorrow in life.