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I prefer the absurdity of writing poetry to the absurdity of not writing poetry. --Szymborska, winner of the 1996 Nobel Prize for Literature, is one of the most charming contemporary poets and enjoys the reputation of "Mozart in poetry". Her poems are unique. They often draw joy from daily life, convey profound thoughts in simple language, open up a vast imagination space with small metaphors, and combine seriousness with humor and wit. She is a master of language and has many fans all over the world. Published in paperback in 2012, "Everything Is Silent as a Mystery" became a favorite among domestic readers that year. It was successively selected as one of the top ten best books of the year in "Sina China" and "Shenzhen Reading Month" and became a best-seller. Its publication indirectly promoted the upsurge in the publication of poetry collections in China. In this hardcover edition of "Everything Is Silent as a Mystery", the translator not only made new revisions to the text, but also added five new translations, including "Memorial" and "Train Station". The text is printed in full color and includes 10 exquisite illustrations.

I prefer the absurdity of writing poetry to the absurdity of not writing poetry. --Szymborska. Szymborska, winner of the 1996 Nobel Prize for Literature, is one of the most charming contemporary poets and enjoys the reputation of "Mozart in poetry". Her poems are unique. They often draw joy from daily life, convey profound thoughts in simple language, open up a vast imagination space with small metaphors, and combine seriousness with humor and wit. She is a master of language and has many fans all over the world. Published in paperback in 2012, "Everything Is Silent as a Mystery" became a favorite among domestic readers that year. It was successively selected as one of the top ten best books of the year in "Sina China" and "Shenzhen Reading Month" and became a best-seller. Its publication indirectly promoted the upsurge in the publication of poetry collections in China. In this hardcover edition of "Everything Is Silent as a Mystery", the translator not only made new revisions to the text, but also added five new translations, including "Memorial" and "Train Station". The text is printed in full color and includes 10 exquisite illustrations.

"I Lived So Lonely" is another classic collection of poems by the Nobel Prize-winning poet Szymborska after "Everything is Silent as a Mystery". In this collection of poems, the poet uses a witty and charming voice and tone to express his nostalgia and praise for his family, his love for all kinds of life in the world, his fascination with the passing time and country, and his poetic description of daily life and all things, which vaguely reflects the rich inner world of the poet and her lonely life. The book contains more than 80 poems such as "Farewell to Landscape", "Versions of Events", "Gifts from Nothing", "I Dedicated to Creating a World", "In the River of Heraclitus" and "Children of Time". It also re-translates more than 10 popular works such as "Love at First Sight", "Various Possibilities" and "Under a Little Star" from "All Things Are Silent as a Mystery". You can get a glimpse of the classic charm in different translations.