Please don’t have such a sense of humor when answering. I laughed out loud. This sentence is the last sentence of "Faust". The hardcover version translated by Mr. Qian published by Shanghai Translation Publishing House clearly contains annotations. The eternal woman refers to the Virgin Mary (some people also think that it also refers to the Virgin Mary). Faust's first love), this sentence is a hymn to the Virgin Mary who guides people's souls to heaven. I suggest you not to look at those country translations, which usually mean "upward, rising, soaring". This "forward" is also intoxicating.