Love: A Flower on the Other Shore By Jun QU

Love：A Flower on the Other Shore Introduction： What is love on earth? Our desire for pursuing the outmost feelings of happiness is far stronger than that in any other period in the past, with a great increasing of expectation for touching "love story": the striking acquaintance, thrilling experience, waving course, churning hearts, fleeting climax, and everlasting reminiscence; the breaking apart and getting together, longing for and pining away, floundering about and fighting …

…restrains. From this perspective, it is another form of self-certainty. Conclusion: In a word, the love between Romeo and Juliet starts under pressures grows under pressures, and ends in death as the highest level of love. Love, in essence is not purely love; it is a by-product of environment. Love going through gale and cloudburst is more intoxicating than that in halcyon. The mystified and deified love is merely a flower on the other shore.