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Once upon a time, there was a smart and beautiful girl named Ashima in Ajudi, Yunnan. She is deeply in love with young Ahei. The leader fell madly in love with Bubala's son A Zhi. He was greedy for Ashima's beauty and had evil thoughts. On one occasion, A Zhi teased Ashima at a traditional dance and was severely reprimanded.

Thieves and bandits never die, and the central matchmaker went to force marriage with a bride price in the tropics, but was flatly rejected. So, A Zhi took advantage of Ahei's going to a distant place to shepherd sheep and sent someone to rob Ashima. Ashima took advantage of the gap to throw camellia into the stream, and the stream immediately flowed back, and Ahei was informed to rush back to the rescue. On the way, he was blocked by the mountain. He shot through the mountain with one arrow, opened the passage, and galloped his horse, making rapid progress.

A Zhi tried all kinds of threats and inducements, but she couldn't make Ashima give in. Achi became angry from embarrassment and was about to whip Ashima, but Ahei arrived in time. A Zhi offered to fight a prophet. A Zhi lost, but still unwilling, he tried to shoot Ah Hei with an arrow. Angry Ah Hei shot the arrow through the gate of the village entrance and the pillar of the main hall, and the arrow hit the tablet of the Lord of God. Azhi ordered his family to pull the arrow hard, but the arrow did not move. Azhi was awed and had to release Ashima.

Ashima and Ahei ride home happily together. They came to the river, got off their horses and took a nap. A Zhi and his men stole Ahei's arrow and drowned Ashima. Ah Hei called her name sadly, but Ashima turned into a towering stone statue and stayed in the world for thousands of years.

The love between Romeo and Juliet

This love story, which was transformed by the great Shakespeare in the form of comedy more than 400 years ago, is, to some extent, a love epic full of humanistic spirit. People have been talking about it for centuries. In Shakespeare's works, love is beyond everything. It can even surpass the family status, status, family prejudice and so on that ordinary British people still value today.

Of course, Shakespeare's handling of the age of the hero and heroine in the play is also amazing. Perhaps more than a hundred years ago, people still didn't understand why love came to a pair of underage men and women so early, and it was so strong that the couple could put aside their own life and death. After all, Juliet was only 14 years old when she first fell in love. But now, people will no longer have old ideas. When people see that the trend of falling in love is approaching us step by step, people have to admire Shakespeare's foresight, whether men and women aged 14 or 15 are experiencing love or not.

The ending of the play is the highlight of the whole play. Both the man and the woman who loved each other lost their lives because of misunderstanding. This scene once silenced the audience at the Victoria City Theatre more than 400 years ago, but today, such an ending is not surprising to people today. In fact, they lost their lives because of love rather than misunderstanding. There is no need to feel sorry for this.

Conclusion, cruel love, the only way for any great love.

venus and adonis,venere e adone

In all love, there are proud and frustrated. This love story from ancient Greece goes like this. To some extent, adonis, a beautiful young man, loves himself no less than Venus. The only difference is that Venus' love for him is tolerable in any society, although there is a little difference in their status and status. But adonis's passionate love for himself is hard to understand. So that his behavior is called "narcissism" by later generations, and it is classified as a pathological category in psychological research. This is very unfair to this beautiful boy himself. Because all love, as long as it is love, should not be ignored or even despised.

Of course, Venus's love for this beautiful boy is also commendable. The extent of her pursuit and her impatience make many arrogant and conceited ladies unable to understand. In a popular phrase, it is called "be a fairy, do her job well, or don't do it."

The indifferent Venus meets the indifferent adonis. From her point of view, she loves the wrong person, but what can she do? There is no right or wrong in love, she just loves him, and there is no way. Venus did everything she could. The description of lust in the story made us feel a little agitated today, but don't get me wrong. This is a sign that Venus loves him. This story has nothing to do with * * *, which expands our later love literature. In a sense, adonis loves not himself, but a third party. In a broader sense, from then on, all the literary works about love triangle and even love in four corners and five corners came from a story called Venus and adonis.

Conclusion: wishful love is always accompanied by the rapid destruction of one person and the slow destruction of another.

Edward VIII and Mrs Simpson

This is the most talked about love story in modern times, which has been passed down to this day. In the history of the British empire for nearly a thousand years, no king has ever abdicated. And the reason why he stepped down is for two words-love. The woman who made him give up his political stance turned out to be an American woman who had been divorced twice.

In the eyes of the upper class in Europe, this incident is tantamount to a great rebellion. In the mainstream European society at that time, people could not give full tolerance and recognition to this matter. Thousands of supporters of the king heard the news of the king's abdication on the radio and collapsed to the ground in tears. Perhaps their actions also include great respect for this love. They watched helplessly as their beloved king stepped down from the throne. But everything is like this, there are gains and losses. The king lost his throne and kingdom and gained what he cherished most-love.

Mrs Simpson later sent her husband's body back to England as the Duchess of Windsor for a state funeral. The whole British Isles is in sorrow. At that time, there were many more people who agreed with their love than a few decades ago. People regard them as classics dedicated to love. Now that I think about it, without their love, the whole history may have been changed, and the current queen may never appear. A monarch who abandons his throne for love is irresponsible from the national point of view. From a human point of view, he regards love as his lifelong belief, which is the most perfect interpretation of the concept of "human".

Conclusion: Love has a price. The price of love is Mount Tai in front of those who despise it, and nothing in front of those who cherish it.

(4) Roy and Mara Classic Index 800

On a bridge named China Railway in London, a beautiful, sad and touching love story quietly began with the roar of gunfire. Similarly, this love finally came to an end on this bridge. In fact, this love is not over, and it will never end.

This love is so perfect from beginning to end. In this story, there are no bad people, but all we see are good people. The moment Roy and Mara met on the bridge, great love began. Roy looked at the window above in the rain, which was the crowning touch of their story. On the way to the church to get married, two people asked each other their names. Everything seems so absurd, but it is so reasonable. It is this love that matures like lightning, but it makes one person pay everything for loving another person, and makes another person keep this love in his heart forever.

Everyone in this story is very tolerant, Roy's uncle and mother. Intolerance is an invisible atmosphere, an atmosphere that can make people suffocate. This atmosphere firmly controls everyone, and everyone is helplessly looking at the cruel reality step by step. But in a sense, Mara's death is the most touching part of this story. It was her death that made the story immortal. On the contrary, Mara will become another Jane Eyre, but Roy Mara's face is more romantic and better-tempered than Rochester Jane Eyre's. The story of Jane Eyre is really not a great and classic love story. It is better to call it a classic of personal struggle, or criticize the Victorian education system and family concept.

Jane, a British woman writer. Austin thinks marriage should be appropriate. But the story of Roy and Mara is beyond the scope of collocation. If we wake this great writer from the grave and ask him to comment on the love story of Broken Blue Bridge, I think she will feel very embarrassed, really embarrassed.

Conclusion: eternal love, love that can't be together forever, will be eternal love.