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The Rest of Life After Loving
Betrayed by the best of friends and loved ones, then abandoned by relatives after being blind. She was clean and indifferent, with the air of an orchid in a hollow valley. He knew all the rules in the world, but he still retained his true nature. Kind but not weak, playing the piano well, even at the age of 18 blind people did not complain. The debts of her parents were to be repaid, and in this world of money and fame she sold herself to the creditor for a year on a contract. After a year, he would leave home in a clean slate. She had fallen in love with her creditor, a passionate love she had never had, and she knew she was not equal to him, so she did not ask for it. But the creditor's lover had murdered her for various reasons, and the creditor had treated his lover.
Nature and Self
This book is a comparative analysis of the poetry of Su Dongpo (1036-1101) and William Wordsworth. It focuses on the two poets' concepts of nature and the self with particular emphasis on their gradual change of thought from this worldliness to otherworldliness. Employing various approaches - thematic, philosophical, and biographical - the author presents an original perspective of the major works of Su and Wordsworth. Although the book deals primarily with these two literary figures, it also successfully explores the similarities and differences between the classical Chinese and Western Romantic traditions that they represent.
