Poetry recitation of freedom and love

This sentence was originally "life is precious, but love is more expensive." If you are free, you can throw both. "It means that love is precious, but it is more difficult. But if it is for freedom, then life and love can be dispensed with.

This sentence comes from a short poem "Freedom and Love" written by the Hungarian poet Petofi in 1847.

Extended data:

Original text:

Hungarian:

sza badág，Szerelem！

E kett？ Kernegm

szerememért f？ Lardozom

Azlet,

Szabadságért f？ Lardozom

Szerelmemet。

-Pets? Fei Sando, 1847

Translation:

Life is precious,

Love is more expensive.

If it's for freedom,

You can throw them both.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Freedom and Love