In the fairy tale, a young student wants a red rose that is not available in the garden so that he can dance with his professor's daughter. Why did Nightingale sacrifice her life for this student whom she had never met? Life is precious and comes only once. She sacrificed herself for the love of her singing and faith. After being rejected by the professor's daughter, the student angrily threw the rose that Nightingale had sacrificed his life to create into an open ditch on the street, where it was run over by wheels. The Nightingale's love and sacrifice were so easily abandoned. At the end of the story, Wilde did not let the nightingale get God's reward like the Happy Prince and the Swallow. It simply "fell dead in the tall grass."
Wen Yuan always told herself that she was the daughter of a selfish professor in fairy tales, but she never thought that she was just a nightingale who was let down. The love she always warned herself that she could not believe had let her down, and Qi Yi, the redemption she thought she had, had let her down. Things and people have changed, and everything has changed. She has lost a lot, but when she suddenly looked back, she realized that only Yang Jinghao, who had always looked down on her, was still there. It turns out that where there is loss, there is gain.
Love is indeed a very wonderful thing, more precious than jade and more precious than agate. Pearls, gems cannot buy it, gold cannot buy it. Because it is not sold in the market or sold by merchants. —— Oscar Wilde, "The Nightingale and the Rose"
Purpose: To encourage new women of the era and girls from unhappy families to become self-reliant and get rid of the shadows. At the same time, they can also bravely believe in love, not be blind, be themselves, and manage their own lives well.