Sibling Affection

He had always believed it was a deep brother-sister affection. He had never expected it to be love. As a result, she dedicated herself to God, grew up, and married. After getting married, she realized this relationship was not what she needed, and eventually divorced. After the divorce, the fondness in her heart for Ralph instantly turned into burning love. He began pursuing her, but she was unable to marry.

The humanity within him was awakened as well, especially in the most difficult times.

Between God, divinity, and humanity, that was how it ended; the two of them left together.

Looking at this story, it was a process in which humanity defeated divinity. Don't you find that this story fits especially well with the Renaissance movement we have seen? I think books like this can endure.

The most important achievement was someone called Petrarch, right? He wrote poetry, and his nickname was the Father of European Humanism.

You can look up some translations of his poetry. I will not go through them one by one here.

As for art, there were Italy's three great masters of art. Leonardo da Vinci was not especially important here, so when I teach second-year high school, I will bring up relevant PPT slides and analyze and appreciate them with you. We have surely seen many works of this kind. What I hope you pay attention to is this: let us take Raphael's work as an example.

Think about it—do you still remember what that painting looked like? How did the Holy Mother hold the child? An angel named Huang came to receive this holy decree, right? Whose child was that little winged boy? He was the son of the baker across the street. He hung around with them all day. It was wonderful, wonderful—right