Roses have no principles, where does the heart come from?

The unprincipled rose comes from Borges' Seven Nights (translated by Chen Quan), page 129 and page 250 of an interview with Borges.

Roses are in bloom, and for no reason at all. The translation of the interview is: roses bloom for no reason.

Roses often mean love, so roses are unprincipled, that is, love has no bottom line. They are an expression of admiration and belief in love, that is, anything can be done for love, and nothing can bind the firm belief in love. At the same time, the feeling of heartbeat is the premise of determining love, and "heartbeat first" means "heartbeat is the most important".

Detailed explanation

"Roses have no principles, and their hearts are supreme." As a firm belief in advocating love, it does not mean that we can be desperate for love and lose the bottom line and principles. In other words, it is to express a sincere attitude towards love through an attitude at all costs to illustrate the importance of love.

In the same way, "the heart is supreme" means that the heart is the most important, and it also means casually, with the taste of doing whatever you want. But in real life, "love" should consider other important factors besides "the supremacy of heart", such as the thought and morality of the other party.