Three Flavors of Life Tea: Three Realms of Life in the Eyes of a Wise Man

About This Novel

The three realms of life extracted by Wang Guowei in "Human Words" are like the three flavors of tea in life. We use clear tea, scented tea, and Pu'er tea as metaphors for the three realms of life. As the titles of the first, middle, and next articles, they are intended to summarize the life process. The first section of each article uses Jiang Jie's "Yu Mei" "People Listening to the Rain": "The young man listened to the rain singing upstairs, and the red candles dimmed the tent. The mature man listened to the rain in the boat, the river was wide and the clouds were low, and the wild geese called the west wind. Now listening to the rain, under the monk's hut, there are stars on the temples. The joys and sorrows are always ruthless, and they drop by the first step until dawn." It is intended to describe the natural process of life from youth to adulthood to old age. Careful readers will find that the last section of each article in this book adopts the summary of Wang Guowei's "Human Words", describing the three realms of life with "Last night the west wind withered the green trees, I went up to the tall building alone, looking at the end of the world", "The belt is getting wider, but I don't regret it, I am haggard because of the loss of Yi", "I searched for him thousands of times in the crowd, but suddenly I looked back, but he was in the dim light" to describe the three realms of life.

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