C#61 一段永無止境的修行 | 《吳剛伐桂》

在上一集我為大家說的一個故事:《牡丹亭》，相信聽過的人印象還很深刻。今天我想跟大家分享，這個故事帶給了我什麼樣的啟示。感謝您今天的收聽，如果你喜歡今天的內容，也歡迎加入我的 Study Guide 會員或訂閱電子報，讓我們在語言學習的路上一起努力!!!

Have you ever felt like you were living your life in a small, comfortable room, but you knew there was a vast, colorful garden just on the other side of the wall? If you knew for a fact that your most "unrealistic" dream was actually a memory of your future, what is the very first thing you would do tomorrow morning?

今天我想要跟大家說《牡丹亭》的故事。在下一集節目中，會分享這個故事帶給我的兩個「人生道理」，還有我是如何帶著這份力量，持續這個 Podcast。如果您也曾在夢想與現實之間感到迷惘，絕對不要錯過下一集的分享！

Have you ever woken up from a dream that felt… more real than your actual life? I’m not talking about ordinary dreams. I’m talking about a special type of dream—the one that you still remember and feel even after you wake up. Next week, I’m going to share a classic Chinese story about a young woman named Du Liniang. In her world, the line between what’s a dream and what’s real gets blurred in a way that is honestly breathtaking.

上一集我分享了這場由英雄、美女與暴君交織成的經典故事，不知道你是不是跟我一樣？好奇為什麼一個能打敗千軍萬馬的戰神，會輕易掉進這個顯而易見的陷阱呢？而那位被視為「棋子」的歌女，又是如何用自身的優點勢翻轉了整個國家的命運呢？今天，我想從一個台灣人的視角，帶大家重新看看這個故事。我想要就人性、權力跟選擇來做分享。