Eileen Chang's Golden Classic of Love
Eileen Chang is famous in modern China. Her works are very popular among readers. She had many golden love sayings, some of which were as follows: Love is unreasonable. Love only thrives when it is free. 2 Red and White Roses Perhaps every man has had two women like this at least two. After marrying a red rose, the color of the rose would change over time. The blood of a mosquito on the wall would still be the moonlight in front of the bed. After marrying a white rose, the color of the rose would be a grain of rice on the clothes, but the color of the rose would be a cinnabar mole on the heart. Perhaps every woman has had at least two men like this. After marrying a red rose, as time passes, the red becomes a mosquito on the wall, while the white is still the moonlight in front of the bed; after marrying a white rose, the white is a grain of rice on the clothes, while the red is a cinnabar mole on the heart. Perhaps all men have had two women like this, at least two. After marrying a red rose, the color of the rose would change over time. The blood of a mosquito on the wall would still be the moonlight in front of the bed. After marrying a white rose, the color of the rose would be a grain of rice on the clothes, but the color of the rose would be a cinnabar mole on the heart. 6. Compassion because you understand. Perhaps every man wants to marry a smart, beautiful, and intelligent woman from the beginning. What he gets may not be the person he really wants, but the person he wants can only be obtained by those people. Perhaps every woman wants to marry a suitable husband from the beginning. What he gets may not be the person he really wants, but the person he wants can be obtained by those people. Love may only last for a second, but it lasts for a lifetime. After marrying a red rose, the red becomes a smear of mosquito blood on the wall. The white is still the moonlight in front of the bed. After marrying a white rose, the white is a grain of rice on the clothes. The red is a cinnabar mole on the heart.
