Life is precious, love is more valuable, if it is for freedom, both can be thrown!

My understanding of the drama is.

Human life is only once, and of course it is precious. Nowadays, many people's marriages are based on money. There are very few true so-called great loves.

If you want to live freely and carefree. You can do without life and love. Then there will be no worries at all.

Happiness is a very empty thing, and when you think you are happy, happiness has quietly slipped away.

What we hold in our hands is not necessarily what we really have;

What we have is not necessarily what we really inscribe in our hearts.

Many times we need to consciously give up, because when we have, we may be losing, and when we give up, we may be regaining.

Those who understand know how to give up, those who are true know how to sacrifice, and those who are happy know how to detach.

Life is precious, love is more valuable, if it is for freedom, both can be thrown!

Written by Pei Duofei.

The original intention was to express patriotic feelings that did not want to be enslaved.

Now, when you're in love, you'll be able to deeply experience it.

Freedom is greater than anything else.

If you don't live free, you might as well die.

If love is not free, it is better not to love, just like the "space" in the baby plan! ”

Hey, foolish, please advise!

Seemingly free, love, life.

But. In fact, Life, Freedom, and Love.

You'd better not understand what this sentence means.

It means that if it is for freedom, then everything can be discarded.

From: "Freedom and Love" by the Hungarian poet Pedolfi

Original text: Life is precious, and love is more valuable.

If it is free, both can be thrown.

Translation: Freedom and love, I am fascinated by both.

I would rather sacrifice my life for Yinsou, and I would rather sacrifice love for freedom.

Background: This poem is by Pedolfi Shandol.

A poem written while joining the revolution.

On January 1, 1823, Pedolfer Shandol was born in the Austrian Empire.

A small Hungarian town on the plain of Avod on the Danube, his father was a poor Slavic butcher and his mother was a Magyar serf. According to the law of the time, his family was at the bottom of society.

Some of the ancestors came from Hungary, the westward migration tribe of the Xiongnu in the Han Dynasty of China, with the characteristics of the fierce collision of the two cultures of the East and the West, in European history.

in a special position.

Due to the long-term discrimination and oppression of neighboring ethnic groups, the Hungarians have been good at using poetry as a clarion call to encourage their own people to fight for nearly a thousand years, and a large number of outstanding patriotic poets have emerged in modern times. After the 17th century, Hungary lost its independence under the rule of the Austrian Empire, and the struggle for freedom rose one after another.

Pei Duofei, who lives in this environment, is a teenager.

I am willing to listen to the old people talk about the national hero Hussite.

The legend of leading the uprising. In the small hotel, he talked with his companions about the struggle of the Hungarian nation for independence, which left a deep imprint on his young mind.

This atmosphere of "liberalism" also greatly contributed to the development and progress of the language of Pedolfi, who was able to speak Hungarian at a very young age.

Converse freely with Slovak, Latin.

There is also a certain foundation.

It means that if it is for freedom, then life and love can be dispensed without. Here, the author simply uses life and love to set off the importance of freedom.

This is a short poem "Freedom and Love" written by the Hungarian poet Pei Duofi, and its translator is none other than the leftist writer Yin Fu. The original text translates as "Life is precious, but love is more valuable." If it is free, both can be thrown. ”

The main meaning of this poem is that human life is only once in a lifetime, which is very precious, but compared with love, love is the spiritual food that everyone craves, but freedom is indeed what everyone yearns for the most, and the meaning of life and the preciousness of love can be given up for free.

Meaning: If it's for the sake of freedom, I can discard both.

The author of this poem is the Hungarian poet Sandor. Pei Duofei. It's all for: "Life is precious, love is more valuable." If it is free, both can be thrown.

Meaning: Life is precious, love is precious, and without freedom, they are of no value to us.

This sentence is a classic verse, from the poem "To the Oak Tree" by the modern poet Shu Ting. This quote emphasizes the preciousness and importance of life and love, while also expressing the contradiction between freedom and responsibility.

The last sentence, "If it is free, both can be thrown" is a supplement and explanation of the previous two sentences. What it means is that if life and love are given up in the pursuit of personal freedom, the value of both will be lost and irrelevant.

However, this sentence is not encouraging people to give up their lives and love in order to cry out for freedom. Rather, it serves as a reminder of the need to weigh one's own responsibilities against the values of state ill society in the pursuit of freedom, and how to strike a balance between personal interests and the societal public good. Therefore, the true meaning of this sentence is that the choice between freedom and responsibility needs to be carefully weighed, rather than simply sacrificing life and love in pursuit of personal freedom.

Poems by the Hungarian poet Ferdofi.

The original saying is "Life is precious, but love is more valuable." If it is free, both can be thrown. It means that love is precious, but love is even more difficult. But if it's for freedom, then life and love can be dispensed without.

This quote comes from a short poem "Freedom and Love" written by the Hungarian poet Pedolfi in 1847.

If you have been married for a period of time, you will have a body to close the stupid meeting, when love is transformed into family affection, you can not leave the most valuable, as you said for freedom, both can be abandoned some radical, life can not be abandoned, love can be kept the best, can not be kept to maintain family affection.

I wish you a happy life!

I didn't get off work soon, and I got angry.

Life is precious, love is more valuable, if you are free, both can be thrown away" means: life is very precious, love is more precious than life, but the most important thing is freedom, if there is no freedom in life and love, don't do it.

The author is Pei Duofei. Pet Fisándor, 1823-1849, Hungarian poet. Original:

szerelmemértföláldozom，azéletet，szabadságértföláldozom，szerelmemet。

lifeisdear，loveisdearer，bothcanbegivenupforfreedom”。“thesetwoineed，formyloveiwillsacrificelife，forlibertyiwillsacrificemylove”。

The symbolism of the verse:

This refers to the three limb Wuki realms that a person can achieve: self-cultivation, benefiting the surroundings, and helping the world. Of all the things that an individual has, the most precious is life, life is one, and everything else is zero.

The most touching thing is love, family affection is blood, love is not, can break the boundary, so that all human beings can have the right to life and love without threats and restrictions, only freedom. Life = Candy, Love = Money, Freedom = Truth.

Only a few people know the value of the truth, and it is incomprehensible to say the truth to those who do not understand it, just as it is to say to a child that money is better than candy. Therefore, life and love are important, but they are small in the face of freedom. <>

Life is precious, love is more valuable, if the Senpai is free, both can be thrown away, as follows:

Life is precious, and love is even more precious, but if this Noga is free, I would rather give up life and love.

This poem expresses the author's spirit of sacrifice in pursuit of freedom, and the author Pei Duofei finally sacrificed himself on the battlefield in the pursuit of freedom, as written in the poem, which is an uninhibited expression, yearning for a free life.

Background of the poem "Freedom and Love":

During the war years for national liberation, Pei Duofei wrote the poem "Freedom and Love", which became a fighting poem that inspired countless people with lofty ideals and enthusiastic young people to fight for national liberation and people's freedom. On the battlefield filled with gunpowder, in the underground struggle under the dark rule of the black ridge, and in the enemy's prison, people either recited aloud or silently recited in their hearts, supporting countless martyrs to shed their blood for national independence and freedom. Human life is only once, it is very precious, love is noble, more meaningful than life, spiritual things can never be surpassed, freedom is what everyone yearns for.

Meaning: Life is worth cherishing, and the value of love is above life, but both are less important in the face of freedom.

Appreciation: This passage expresses the author's longing for freedom, longing, and broad feelings beyond the world! I want to fly into a bird, and I want to cross the ocean as a fish.

Original sentence: Life is precious, and love is more valuable.

If it is free, both can be thrown.