The wind is free, so are you.

Freedom is the characteristic of the wind, which means that I hope you are as free as the wind and can expand according to this characteristic. "The wind is free, I hope you are, too" from Xu Zhimo's preface to the collection of tigers. Without binding anyone in the name of love, life is to meet and say goodbye again and again. I will cherish it when you come and say goodbye when you leave.

We used to ask the way to the stars with torches, but now we are willing to be drowned by the embers of the old days. Behind every figure who tries his best to run, there is a shadow that even he may not notice. You may stand still, confused, confused and confused. However, the world is like quicksand flowing in the palm of your hand, uncontrollable and unspeakable.

We all have some unspeakable dark moments, an unknown storm, and some broken and rebuilt ideas. This is a compulsory course for growth. When it is over, or endure it, we will become fuller and more peaceful people. Just be yourself, because the wind is free. What a good sentence. The wind is free. You too.

Appreciation of Xu zhimo s preface to the collection of tigers;

Poets are more sensitive and profound to pain than ordinary people. He knows the pain of the world and "has obvious sadness and pain that he knows alone". The so-called "happiness in another world" in his poems is just a compensation for this real world and a sublimation of ideals.

In Xu Zhimo's works, poetry is ideal and has transcendental freedom. It was poetry that expressed his ideal, turned the real life full of contradictions and opposites into a poetic life, and made him gain spiritual freedom. He wrote many beautiful poems full of artistic charm and had a deep and painful inner world.