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This book provides a unique and beautiful appreciation of the representative works of 19 poets. Neruda, Szymborska, Emily Dickinson, Rimbaud, Hesse, Rilke, Pushkin, Tsvetaeva... Through words and life, the author will lead us to a feast of poetry and emotion. Why did Neruda write "I like that you are silent, as if you disappeared" besides "wanting to do to you what spring does to the cherry tree"? What is the sad story behind Yeats's song "When You Are Old"? A poem, a poet's love and time, the memories and dreams of an era.

From the Book of Songs, to Nalan's Ci, from the romance of the Tang and Song Dynasties, to the elegance of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, one book has read all the good Chinese poetry. Let us start from Nalan's love words to think about the many sweet hearts brought by our sweethearts. From then on, I became a woman with poetry and books, living calmly and elegantly.

This book uses 38 breathtakingly beautiful ancient poems on vegetation to describe the young hearts of dozens of talented poets. About brokenness and redemption, about youth and immortality, each story is connected with more beautiful poems, covering nearly a hundred ancient Chinese classic poems. Every ancient poem line in the book that has been wet with tears is a boat of time, taking us through thousands of years and reaching the poet's stirring heart. As a result, countless romances, sorrows and joys, whether legendary or ordinary, can reflect each other and meet each other in the vast river of time through the wind and rain.

This book uses the representative poems of 18 foreign poets as an introduction to tell the story of the 18 poets' desperate efforts in love. They are Neruda, Yeats, Rilke, Pushkin, Eluya, Tsvetaeva, Emily Dickinson, Szymborska, Bob Dylan... There are mean, realistic and boring people everywhere. The poet is an inspiring soul, burning with pure flames, using indomitable sincerity to break into this mottled world, satisfied, happy, proud and sure. No matter how crazy the world gets, always remember our innocence.