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This book provides a novel and thorough interpretation of classic ancient poetry through beautiful words, integrating the philosophy of life and attitude conveyed in ancient poetry with classical literature and historical stories. Gentlemen in ancient times integrated the beauty, wishes, ideals and ambitions of life into their poems. Their poems were like a lamp that lit up the night, guiding us in the direction of our pursuit. This is the gentleman's sentiment that our hearts call for, using poetry as a sword to make the righteous path of the world an eternal statue.

"When You Accompany Me, I Never Envy Anyone" tells readers through a vivid and touching love story: Love and marriage are two different windows, with different scenery in them. One window is quiet and peaceful, and the other window is the fireworks of the world. People who stay in the tranquility of time envy the happy presence of a family in marriage. People who stay in the fireworks of this world envy the romance of love. Life and experience teach us how to cherish and learn to be strong. Those flowers in front of and under the moon, romantic flowers and branches, are the romantic embellishments of life, and those solid and plain things are the singing of happiness deep in the fireworks. Your heart is warm and sunny, and your days will be bright and sunny. You see, when the window is pushed open, the wind comes.