The article guessing whose poem it is
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This post was last edited by Qing_Xue on 2016-6-3 at 21:11. I hate it so much… I hate that I wasn’t born a century earlier, so that I could stand face to face with you in a gloomy, dark castle, or in the open fields where the first light of dawn appears. Either I should pick up the white glove you dropped, or you should catch the sword I throw at you. Or else we could both ride warhorses and leave behind those towering banners, as well as those dense ranks of soldiers, to decide the outcome right outside the city walls
The original title of this poem is “I Wish You Were Reborn as a Soldier – To Lord Elgin,” and its author is Xiao Hua, a contemporary Chinese young poet. This passage was cited by Yu Qiuyu in his essay \"The Taoist Tower\".
Impressive! It’s great to be someone who reads a lot!
I haven’t read the article about the Taoist Pagoda
I think Yu Qiuyu’s essays are worth reading, such as \"A Bitter Journey Through Culture,\" \"A Sigh Across a Thousand Years,\" \"Notes from Mountain Life,\" and \"The Frosty River.\"
I’ve basically watched all of them; later, for some reasons, I stopped watching them
The Taoist Tower is on the Cultural Journey of Suffering: lol