Love Language Classics

The love between the deaf-mute and the blind breaks away from the shackles of hearing and vision, and uses touch, smell, and perception as carriers to build a silent and colorless affection that is unique to each other. - For deaf-mute people, the temperature of their lover's palms, the light lines of their fingertips, and the vibration of their chest during a hug are confessions worth a thousand words; they will sign slowly on each other's palms in sign language to let their love flow along the touch. - For blind people, the fragrance of their lover's hair, the rhythm of their footsteps, and the frequency of their breathing when speaking are exclusive codes for identifying each other; they will follow the familiar breath to get closer, use their ears to capture the details of love, and use their hearts to feel the weight of companionship. This love has nothing to do with sounds and colors, but relies on the purest perception and tacit understanding, and it has become the most moving language in the world.