Chinese translation and English interpretation of Shakespeare's sonnets 18.

Can I compare you to summer?

You are gentler and cuter;

Strong winds will blow down the beautiful flowers that bloom in May,

Life in summer may end too soon;

Sometimes the giant eyes of heaven shine too hot,

His golden face will be blackened;

Everything is beautiful, and it will always fade away.

Destroyed by chance or natural metabolism;

But your eternal summer will never wither,

You will never lose your beautiful manners;

Death cannot boast that you wander in his shadow,

You will be with time in immortal poems;

As long as humans are breathing and seeing,

My poem is alive, let your life stretch.