Appreciation of "Youth Without Resentment": When we were young, there were many unavoidable reasons that caused two people who had loved each other to break up painfully. No matter how the world changes, when love is a thing of the past, each other must face it calmly and accept it calmly.
Even if the other person has done something to hurt you, try to forget it and learn to let go. No amount of resentment and tears can restore the faded love. You cannot sprinkle the salt of hatred on a wounded heart, because hate is a double-edged sword. When it hurts the other person, it also hurts you.
You should be more grateful in your heart, thank the other person for allowing you to experience a struggle of happiness and pain, and thank the other person for sharing a beautiful memory with you.
Only in this way can you have a deeper and more real experience of love, face the changes in life with a normal heart, and start a new life again.
"Youth" is a lament that has nothing to do with depression. The poem begins with just one sentence: "All endings have been written, all tears have begun." The infinite sadness for the passing of youth and the infinite resentment for the short life seemed to immediately cover the sky and tightly grasp the sky. The reader's heart is like the tears that set off, wetting every sensitive and fragile life.
Then the author began to pursue the distant youth years. This pursuit not only failed to comfort the tired heart, but also led the author into a deeper sigh: "With tears in my eyes, I read it again and again, but I have to admit that youth is a hasty book. "According to common sense, there seems to be a certain connection between lament and depression.
However, in the tearful sigh of "Youth", we can feel the pursuer's persistence and perseverance. This kind of sigh has nothing to do with depression. This kind of sigh is the dazzling spark of the collision between gorgeous dreams and ruthless reality. This kind of sigh is the strong contrast between the flaming youth and ordinary life. This kind of sigh is the helpless sigh of the struggle between short life and eternal time.
Extended information:
"Youth without Resentment" is a poem by the famous Taiwanese female poet Xi Murong. It is clear, warm, sincere and moving, full of pastoral pastoral mood and soothing music style. .
She writes mostly about love, life, and nostalgia. Her writing is extremely beautiful, elegant and clear, lyrical and smart, full of true love for life, and full of understanding of human feelings, love, and nostalgia.
After her poems were introduced to the mainland in the 1980s, they became very popular and deeply influenced the growth of an entire generation. This time Writers Publishing House has obtained exclusive authorization from Xi Murong.
Xi Murong personally reviewed and reviewed all six volumes of Xi Murong's previous poetry collections, namely "Qili Xiang", "Remless Youth", "Nine Chapters of Time", "Album of Lost Poems", "Light and Shadow on the Edge", "I Fold "My Love", this is the most comprehensive collection of Xi Murong's poems in China.
"Youth Without Resentment", republished by Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House, is part of a new volume of Xi Murong's poetry collection. "Light and Shadow", "Lost Poetry Album", "I Fold My Love" and "In the Name of Poetry" have seven volumes, divided into regular edition and gift edition.
Baidu Encyclopedia--"Content Introduction" of Youth without Resentment