Jin, 1895, is a famous philosopher and logician in modern China. Established a unique philosophical system, and served as the president of Tsinghua University College of Literature and the Standing Committee of the Central Committee. In life, he is also a humorous intellectual, and a sensible Mr. Jin who knows and loves.
It is said that Jin has never been married because of Lin, but the direct evidence is from Liang Sicheng's sequel, Liang Sicheng Lin and I, which mentioned? I once asked Liang Gong and Jin about Lin's lifelong unmarried. But I think it is really biased to take this as the basis. But it is not impossible for Lin not to marry all his life. After all, as an outstanding woman who studies architecture but prefers literature, architecture and literature, Lin is talented enough to attract a person with personality.
When Jin and Lin fell in love, Lin had married Liang Sicheng. Lin was attracted by this talented person, but he frankly expressed his feelings and thoughts with her husband in time. Finally, Jin lived next door to Lin and Liang Sicheng and became good friends. Even Kim occasionally acts as an arbitrator after their quarrel. From this point of view, although Jin loves Lin, he is always a gentleman, and Liang Sicheng and Lin also admire and respect him very much. Like-minded people may have risen to the spiritual realm, and they are talented people and beautiful women who appreciate each other.
Not everyone wants to get married. Kim was never married, but his inner world was very colorful. His knowledge and self-restraint, his fascination with Lin and his memories are enough to make him have a wonderful life. Love is never worth it, only willing or not.