Love without Limitations

Love without Limitations

Hello, everyone! Honored to stand here, today I’d like to share with you some of my opinions on the topic “love without limitations”.

As is universally acknowledged, love is to all living creatures what water is to a fish. A soul without love is not spiritually fulfilled. Until now, we still can not forget the touching moments when hundreds of PLA went through the ashes looking desperately for anyone surviving after the catastrophic earthquake; we would still be moved to tears when we heard of a college student bravely shouldering the responsibility of taking care of a sister who had no blood relationship with him.

From their shining examples, we can feel the heartbeat of the times, that although we are living in such a rapidly shifting material world, there is always something that remains unaltered, and that is love.

Nevertheless, it seems that we are more and more seeking for some kind of great, unlimited love while ignoring the simplest yet richest emotions that fulfill our everyday life. What we do see is that piles of workaholics, in the excuse of extra work, leave their parents waiting desperately for a family dinner. How about our parents? They have made great sacrifices, only to equip us with the ability of flying farther and pursuing fame and fortune. More sarcastically, real friendship is turned to a useful access to conveniences in work. We seem to have lost the nature of love. Imperfect as our relatives and friends may be, it is exactly everything

Love without Limitations

they do for us purely out of love that can add up to make miracles into reality, that can cross the boundary of life and death, that can lead us out of the darkest times in life, and at exactly that moment when we are tired or lost, reach the deepest part of our soul.

So much for my speech. Thank you!