Eternal Provence 20

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Before coming to Provence, Peter Meccier was engaged in the international advertising industry, and was the business director of a large international advertising agency in Madison Plex, New York. At that time, Provence was still an obscure town, and it was Peter Meier's sensitive heart that chose Provence.

Founded: Eternal Provence was co-founded by two ladies.

Henriette Versteeg CEO & Co-Founder Ms. Versteeg is a Dutch national who came to France as a teenager and obtained a degree in art and history. She worked as a private tour guide in Provence before founding Eternal Provence.

josette dall'One of the co-founders of ALBA.

Description: Provence is a province of ancient Rome, now a region in southeastern France, bordering the Mediterranean Sea and Italy. The most impressive thing about Provence is undoubtedly the endless sea of lavender flowers under the warm Mediterranean sun, which is intoxicating and unforgettable.

Englishman Peter. Mel's work further sublimated the image of Provence in the hearts of the world, and Provence began to symbolize a romantic, ideal love. Everyone's heart has once expected a beautiful love, romantic, innocent, and suffocating heartbeat.

But living in this complex secular world, we are constantly lost in the desire and pursuit of the most sincere feelings in the world. Because we are afraid of being hurt, we are afraid of refusal, we are afraid that after paying with our hearts, we will not get the happiness we want in the end, which is the helplessness of life; But when we lament alone in the cold night, do you regret giving up? I think there will be a little bit of it.

The poetry collection "Eternal Provence" records the author's innocent feelings when he was young, a total of ninety-nine articles, expressing the selfless love that he once had, so that this poem full of love leaves us with a touch of eternal enthusiasm in the depths of our hearts; Because love is the common desire in our hearts, and it is also the most worthy emotion for our life. Let's build a bridge of love together and prove that there is still love in this world. Many years later, when we savor these affectionate words, our weather-beaten faces will be filled with happy smiles.

A chair, a wisp of time, a heart to get rid of anxiety, follow Mel to stay in peace in Provence. In that year, Peter Mayer moved to Provence, France, and could not suppress his love for local customs and folklore, and wrote "A Year in Provence", which became a classic and set off a trend of pursuing quality life around the world. A few years later, Mel, who was immersed in the life of Provence, filtered out the freshness of the first arrival, and used simple and strong words to record the most ordinary life interests and human stories in this land, showing the unique feelings of Provençal people under the unique scenery, which was "Provence Forever".

From the day of her birth, Provence carefully kept her secrets, and it was not until the arrival of the Englishman Peter Mayer that the veil of the unique life of Provence for a long time was gradually revealed.

A few years ago, as a senior executive at an advertising agency on Madison Avenue, Peter Mayer was tired of the hustle and bustle of the office building, and left his wife and dog in the foggy and gray London to live in seclusion in Provence in the south of France, where the sun was shining and the sky was blue. "A Year in Provence", "Provence Forever", "Return to Provence", each of his books related to Provence has long been on the New York Times bestseller list.

In Peter Mayer's writing, Provence is not only synonymous with territory, but also a symbol of a way of life. Urban people who have lived in crowded, busy, noisy, competitive, and stressful for many years have gained many material pleasures, but inadvertently lost their healthy bodies and quiet lives. has money and status, but there is less bright and clear sunshine above his head, and less chic in his heart.

Even if you have "money and leisure" to travel, I am afraid that it will come and go in a hurry and cannot be indulged. Peter Meier's book is written for such a seemingly fulfilling urban population that is actually under pressure. Not to teach them how to cope, but to learn to blissfully escape.

Peter Mayer is an English writer. He used to be a senior advertising person. After 15 years in advertising on Madison Avenue in New York, he retired from the hustle and bustle and began writing in 1975.

In 1987, he moved to Provence, France, and wrote "A Year in Provence", which was a classic and set off a trend of pursuing quality life around the world. Since then, he has written the same series of works "Forever Provence" and "Return to Provence", fashion reading "About Taste", food essays "Eating France", "Bread Life", "Fennel Hotel", "A Dog's Life Opinion", "A Good Year of Time" and so on. In addition, Mel is a full-time contributor to The Sunday Times, The Independent, and has a column in The Gentlemen's Quarterly.

In 2002, he was awarded the title of "French Honorary Rider".