Love: A Universal Truth

Romeo and Juliet. England, 1597. A dream in the red room (I know, you do not know what this is) in China, 1791. Gatsby America, 1925. What on earth do they do? Ziyang is crazy. Yes, they are all literary works, but I can see that they have reached the continent for centuries. On the surface, there are no similarities. However, there is another conservative party on this page. All of these novels have an emotionally driven role that you can do something along with the notorious theme of taboo love.

Love - the universal truth of love is a very common subject in literature, and you will find countless examples. They also surpassed those sultry romantic novels. Sometimes it is even intertwined with other themes. Please think about Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" or Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights" book. Take a contemporary example and see Stephanie Meyer's "Twilight" series. Heroism - whether it is false heroism or true heroic behavior, you will find contradictory values ​​in books on this topic. We often see it in Greek classical literature, Homer's "Odyssey" is its perfect example. You can also find it in recent articles such as "Three Musketeers" and "Hobbit".

I love it. This is a universal truth to unite us. All of us are seeking love and being loved. Poets and writers of all ages have special books, plays and sonnets. This movie was produced, the war began, and a billion dollar industry already profits. But what is it? How do you find it? What is the key to unlock it? What kind of hint should I follow to attract it? Rotating my cerebellum is that love and "one" are often used interchangeably. According to my romantic definition, one is the one we met, enthusiastically fell in love, married, nurturing the family, and supporting the elderly. Our husband, wife, best friend, lover, partner, and I am confident. I am playing a podcast with Esther Perel *, but my mind is beginning to change. She talked about finding out how we should be all the above listed; in history all these roles will be met by different people in the village. What a fun idea