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My mother married into a mountain for love, regardless of how much effort it would take for her children to go out again.

In order to buy a wedding house for my brother, my mother forced me to hand over all my savings. "If your brother hadn't saved you, you wouldn't have survived until now! You owe him all this!" My girlfriend of three years became my brother's bride. Not only did she watch indifferently, but she also told my mother all my savings: "Don't be too petty. You can make more money after the money is gone. This is the only wedding for your brother and I!" My brother, who failed to stop me, cried and said that the money was just a loan from him and he would pay me back in the future. I waved my hand indifferently and refused. Because I am about to die, and all the money that will allow me to die with dignity has been taken away by them.

In 2008, a major traffic accident took away the life of young girl Xu Yasheng, but affected Ding Xia's future life. In the days after Xu Misheng's death, Ding Xia discovered Xu Misheng's unknown past little by little. Even though she had left, she was still entangled with Ding Xia's fate...

My adopted sister and I were kidnapped. When it came time to choose between the two, my parents chose my younger sister without hesitation and allowed me to be taken away as a hostage by the kidnappers. My mother held my sister in her arms distressedly and impatiently criticized me for asking for help: "We have paid the ransom, what questions can you have? I will let you back when the time comes!" Dad only focused on comforting his sister and contacting a psychiatrist, without even giving me an extra glance. The younger sister pretended to be extremely guilty and almost fainted from crying, but she secretly called the police after she got out of trouble. When my parents finally remembered that I wasn't home, I had become a soul tied to them. But my parents, who had hated me the most for many years, went crazy after learning about my death.

"Blue Sorrow (New Translation and Appreciation of Classic Russian Lyric Poems)" compiled by Xu Lai carefully translates and introduces 200 classic lyric poems by 20 famous poets from the "Golden Age" and "Silver Age" in the history of Russian poetry from the late 19th to the mid-20th century, and also provides translation examples. Based on this research, the research on translation strategies of Russian poems into Chinese reflects, to a certain extent, the national customs, national character, spiritual outlook and thoughts and feelings of Russia at that time, and provides a unique perspective and channel for people today to have an in-depth understanding of Russia's long and rich history, culture, customs and customs.