If you don't leave me, I will live and die together.

From the Tang Dynasty poet Shen Jie.

Original text:

If you never leave me, I will be with you till death tear us apart. If you leave me, I will throw myself into the lake.

If you are in danger, I will pay the price of my life. If you drive the crane west, I will be faithful.

It means:

If others don't leave and give up on themselves, they will live and die with others. Others leave themselves far away and commit suicide by throwing themselves into the lake. If others are in a state of crisis, they must exchange their lives. When others leave this world, they will be loyal and firm and will never change.

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This is a love poem, which shows loyalty to love and firmness in attitude. In today's high divorce rate, true love is particularly important and precious. True love is based on equality, without mutual prejudice, without the distance between the rich and the poor, and love has nothing to do with material things.

This is an ideal state of love. Everyone has a fairy-tale dream, never give up, live and die together, the seas run dry and the rocks crumble. In the contrast between ideal and reality, many people find that their lives are far from ideal, so such a sentence, uttered by a few loving lovers, is tantamount to shaking the mountain and enlightening the soul.

People's deep-rooted ideals about love and life have been awakened again, but the gap between reality makes people cry and burst into tears. If we can go back to the beginning, everyone hopes that this kind of love will last forever, never give up, and live and die together.