w88 casino News Network (Reporter Xu Shiqing Photography Lu Zhi)From "Life is just like the first time we met", "Only the Dao at that time was ordinary" to "Guanyin", An Yiru's words are like a boat without ties, sailing all the way from the secluded world of classical poetry.11month28日夜19：00，The book-filled An Yiru Garden and book launch conference were held at the w88 casino.

Love has always been the theme of An Yiru's works. Today, she has jumped out of the level of beauty and sadness, so that the meaning of "love" is no longer limited to the branch of "love", and the theme of the special event is "Let's love classically." She said: "Here, 'classical' means something that can withstand the aftertaste."

In An Yiru's view, vigorous and steady flow are not two opposite states in love. "When you are looking for someone, your emotions are ups and downs, and your heart is full of excitement; but after you find this person, you are willing to walk with him for a long time." In her view, love is destined to be complicated. "Many times what we want is just a part of love, the sweet part, but sweetness and pain are related. If you want to get true love, you must bear both sweetness and pain." She said that she does not object to students "training" during college to appreciate the diverse aspects of love.

At a time when Chinese studies are in decline and there is a cultural gap, An Yiru is still obsessed with traditional culture and regards it as a channel for self-cultivation. "Even the emperors who had many things to do in ancient times insisted on copying famous calligraphy every day and leaving enough time for reading, but how many people can do it now?"

The question made the audience think deeply. She continued: "We always feel that this will delay learning time, but there are many ways to learn. The key is that we should cultivate learning into a living habit. We will not get bored when we see books, and we will naturally want to absorb knowledge when we see it."

An Yiru believes that there are countless people who know which generation of iPhone is updated, but few people are willing to take the time to study ChinaThe origin of oolong tea, Pu'er tea, etc. "Have you ever tried to brew a pot of tea quietly? Did you know that 85 degrees is the best temperature for brewing Longjing tea? Learn more about history and have your own opinions before reading, instead of just following the words of the book. Your whole person will be different. Even if your living conditions have not changed, your psychological cognitive ability has risen to a new platform."

An Yiru's study of poetry is accompanied by the precipitation of his mind. However, the difficulty of maintaining inner peace is still a source of confusion for many people. An Yiru does not attribute this to social impetuosity, “There are no internal and external troubles like the semi-colonial and semi-feudal period, and there is no chaos and out-of-control chaos during the Cultural Revolution. We are the most moderate generation. Impetuousness is only due to lack of personal cultivation - we always use our strength in places outside that are not really related to ourselves. If we use our strength internally, we will expand unlimited space. "She added, "This kind of impetuosity needs to be viewed fairly. Only when society has its ups and downs can it maintain balance. Only when it is not a pool of stagnant water can it have the motivation to move forward. Impetuousness is just a side of personality for an individual. " Talking about the secret to maintaining a peaceful mind without losing flexibility, she summarized it as "being good at discovering the wisdom in every little thing and playing its role."

As a disseminator of Chinese classical culture, An Yiru does not expect that a lecture can bring about spiritual changes in people. She believes that the spread of culture is like the "one period, one meeting" in Zen Buddhism, which is the result of resonance between the two parties at a certain time. The communicator is not indifferent to the world, nor should it be enshrined in a shrine.

She quoted a Zen verse: "Be born in the worldOnly for practice and entering the world can you become a Buddha. ”