台湾著名诗人方明在一封情书中写道 :“听你谈笑风生 ,读你跟江湖的对话。女孩 ,我们如何不驰马佩剑 ,闯入失落千年的唐朝。然后坐醉一所荒郊的酒家 ,仰看孤鸿野雕 ,闲游千里 ,聆听远远点点青山 ,传来世外的嘶杀。”这段精美的文字 ,作者“神驰四方 ,思接千载” ,由所感所悟通 Fang Ming, a famous Taiwanese poet, wrote in a love letter: “Listen to you and talk with laughter. Read your dialogue with the rivers and lakes. Girl, how can we not ride the sword and fall into the lost Tang Dynasty? Then we drunk a barbarian restaurant. Looking back at the Gu Hong Ye eagles, we travelled thousands of miles and listened to little Castle Peaks. There was a slander in the world.” This exquisite writing, written by the author, “Four Senses of God, Considering the Thousand Years,” was inspired by