Song of Songs in the Bible is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful love poems in the world. Although generations of readers have tried to find symbolic and extraordinary significance (many modern critics tell us that we can freely explain any poem we like), Song of Songs, as a completely secular wedding poetry collection, came into being around the 5th century BC. The groom praised the bride as a "dove" ("My love, you are beautiful! You are beautiful! Your eyes are like pigeon eyes "(Song of Songs 1: 15), and the bride calls the groom" king ". They are intoxicated in orchards and vineyards, with the desire to love each other and love life: "get up, my love!" Come on, my beauty! Look at the winter, the rain has stopped, and it has passed; The flowers in the field have been exposed ... the vines have blossomed and exuded fragrance; ..... My love, you are so beautiful, your eyes are like doves' eyes ... your teeth are like a flock of sheared ewes ... My love went to his garden and went to the fragrant flower beds, so I can graze sheep and pick lilies in the garden. I belong to my lover, and my lover belongs to me. "