Sesame and Lily pursuing the art of life

Author: [British] Ruskin, translated by Zhang Lin, reviewed by Liu Rongyue
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Features: When we look back on the past in our hearts, when we reflect on ourselves under the light of thought, we find that our lives are surrounded by beauty. As we move forward, everything behind us takes on pleasant forms, like the clouds in the sky. The sesame can open the door—not the thieves' door, but the king's treasure chest. The author's purpose in this speech is to explain the use and value of the treasure chest. The following two speeches have a broader scope, hoping to awaken the young people of England with the power of the author's bald pen, so that they can think about the nature of the life goals they are about to pursue and the world they must conquer. An excellent woman must necessarily be a difficult woman to understand. We mainly know them through the happiness of their husbands and the nobility of their children, while strangers can only observe them from afar.
Speech One: The Sesame in the King's Treasure Chest
When you are intently listening to the teachings of the great mentors and entering their thoughts, you need to go further—you must enter their hearts. Just as you initially approached them to see clearly, you must stay with them so that you may eventually share their genuine and powerful passions.
Speech Two: The Lilies in the Queen's Garden
We firmly believe that no man can possibly set the right course without the purification of a woman's love, the support of a woman's courage, and the guidance of a woman's judgment.
Speech Three: The Mystery of Life and Its Art
We hold a hope that will not be extinguished by the irresistible passage of time or disgraced by the shadow of betrayal.