Love and Loneliness _ Zhou Guoping

Love and Loneliness

Love and Solitude

Zhou Guoping

by Zhou Guoping

Where the crowd gathers, there must be loneliness. I am with my loneliness, leaving the crowd, to the suburbs, my loneliness with such a strong love, love the flowers in the fields, grass, trees and rivers.

There must is solitude in any crowd. I leave the crowd for the outskirts and solitude in my heart. With such strong love, my solitude falls in love with the flowers, grass, trees and rivers in the field.

Originally, loneliness is also a kind of love.

Alas, Solitude is also a kind of love.

Love and loneliness are the two most beautiful songs in life, both of which are indispensable. A heart without love is not alone, and no one who has never tasted loneliness can know love.

Love and Solitude, both of which is necessary, is the most beautiful tunes in human life. A Loveless Heart feels no solitude. A man, who tastes no solitude, can never understand love.

Because of the hope of love, loneliness is tolerable, even sweet. When I wander alone in the fields, the flowers, the grass, the trees, the rivers give me solace because I vaguely foresee that I may meet another soul who loves them the same.

With the hope of love, solitude can be bearable, even sweet. When I alone wander in the field, those flowers, grass, trees and rivers can solace me just because I faintly presage I am likely to meet another soul who loves them in the same.

More than one of the sages pointed out that no matter what beauty spectacle a person sees, if he has no chance to tell people, he will never feel happy. People are inseparable from the same. A happiness that no one shares is not a real pleasure, and an unattended pain is the most terrible pain. The so-called sharing and sharing may not have to be present, but at least someone should know. No one will ever know that absolute loneliness, pain will become despair, and happiness-also will become despair.

Many past sages has mentioned that a man cannot feel happy without the chance of telling others no matter what a Marvelou s spectacle he visits. A man cannot divorce from the He kin after all. A joy shared by nobody are not a true joy, while a pain partaken by nobody are the most dreadful pain. When it comes to sharing and partaking, it unnecessarily requires the presence of someone but someone who knows it at LEAs T. The absolute solitude known by nobody forever would turn pain into despair and turn joy to despair as well.

Communication is necessary for human nature, but its sense of propriety is not well mastered. Pascal says: "We have formed the spirit and the affection because of the intercourse, but we also corrupt the spirit and the affection because of the intercourse." "I believe that the former intercourse is the communication between two people, is" I and you "meet, both full of love, and respect for loneliness, on the contrary, the latter kind of communication is the bustling interests of trade, it is like Nietzsche described the" market ", both profane love, but also humiliated the loneliness. Meet is the greatest luck in life, at this moment, two souls as if at the same time recognize each other, surprise shout out: "Is you." "As long as there is this moment in one's life, love and loneliness are all settled."

The interaction is a-must for humanity, but it's hard-to-hold its proper limit. Pascal has said, "we form our spirits and feelings through interaction, but we also ruin them through interaction." I believe, the former interaction is a heart-to-heart vibe and a meeting between ' you and Me ' which is not only filled wit H Love but also respect solitude; By contrast, the latter one was nothing but a bustling bargain, just like a ' market ' described by Nietzsche, which not only Desecrates love but also shames solitude. The meeting was the greatest luck in human life:just on that moment, both souls identify each other and exclaim with a plea Sant Surprise, "It is you!" Love and solitude'll is settled so long as one have such a nice moment in the he life.

Translated on March 24, 2007.