Lu Yin: A Spring Melancholy. Old Friends by the Sea

Author: Lu Yin
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Classics are the treasures left behind by time, portraits of humanity, and annotations on human nature. The significance of classics lies in their freshness with repeated readings, remaining an unchanging landscape on the bookshelves of readers no matter how time flows. In the ever-changing space and time, in the irreversible process of life, classics are the words, sounds, and expressions that have conquered time. Those sincere statements, those fearless cries, those reflections on the human spirit, awaken our past hopes, inspire our current courage, and free us from emptiness, vanity, and doubt about the future. The figures of these wise people and their timeless words purify our souls, shake our spirits, and teach us what can be missed but not erased, what is fleeting yet invaluable. In the ever-changing space and time, in the irreversible process of life, classics are the words, sounds, and expressions that have conquered time. Those sincere statements, those fearless cries, those reflections on the human spirit, awaken our past hopes, inspire our current courage, and free us from emptiness, vanity, and doubt about the future. The figures of these wise people and their timeless words purify our souls, shake our spirits, and teach us what can be missed but not erased, what is fleeting yet invaluable.