Tsangyang Gyatso: I have let go of the world, but I have never let go of you! Do you want this kind of love?

? When I saw this title, I thought of a sentence, meeting you was unexpected in my life. Now that we have met for the first time, it gives us a second chance to know each other and miss each other. In fact, Tsangyang Gyatso is obviously a reincarnated living Buddha, but he wrote the most beautiful love poems in the world. Maybe this He must have written the love and hatred in his life!

"You have been living in seclusion in my wound. I have let go of the world, but I have never let go of you. All the mountains and rivers in my life, let you say goodbye one by one." "But we have met each other before." We know each other better when we see each other than when we don't see each other, and we can never be separated from each other. We don't have to worry about life and death." In fact, this kind of love is what I have always longed for. I believe that this kind of love is also the most beautiful love for many girls.

“I sit alone on the top of Mount Sumeru and see through the clouds thousands of miles away. One person plays the piano in the snow, and the other person knows the music in the snow. First, we misunderstood each other from a distance on both sides of the snow-capped mountains, and then spent a lifetime Run towards the other person's heart. "In this life and the next, a Buddha's name is the other side. Why, I can only love you for a while, but I can't love you for the rest of my life?" In one sentence, it has greatly inspired my life. The name of "Tsangyang Gyatso" is Lobsang Rinchen Tsangyang Gyatso. He is a famous poet and political figure in Tibetan history.

"Cang Yangjia" He wrote about the love that people long for but cannot reach. "Cang Yangjia" was born very ordinary, but he can write such wonderful love poems. I personally think that "Cang Yangjia" "He must have experienced an unforgettable love. My personal favorite and appreciation among "Tsangyang Gyatso" is the Lhasa Tibetan woodcut version of "The Love Song of Tsangyang Gyatso". This is my personal favorite love. I I also hope for a vigorous love that will make me "love until the seas dry up and the seas dry up."