Song of Songs, also known as Song of Songs, is a collection of passionate and lyrical songs, which was produced around the 2nd century BC. The main content is describing the love between young men and women. Song of Songs is a folk work. Although language is simple, it contains beauty: symbols and metaphors often use things in daily life. The poem boldly describes the beauty of women's bodies, which is novel and distinctive. The description of love is bold and straightforward, and the feelings are unrestrained. This poem describes many rural beauty and shows the love for nature, but it doesn't mention God from beginning to end. Such a poem, which is difficult to find religious flavor, is very fresh and natural in the Old Testament and is a masterpiece of world love poems.
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Knowledge points of this topic: Old Testament,