Some people think that Song of Songs is a love story of Solomon, but I don't know which woman Solomon is talking about. Another explanation is the love triangle story of three people: Solomon loves the shepherdess and the shepherdess loves the shepherd boy. It is difficult to read Song of Songs into a coherent story, because Song of Songs does not have a complete story from beginning to end. Song of Songs should be a collection of love songs, composed of different love poems: the men and women in this book have no names, and they are not telling the love story of a specific man and woman. Surami is mentioned only once, but Surami is the negative part of speech expression of Solomon's name. How does this question affect the interpretation of it? Song of Songs is not about a love story between a man and a woman in a specific background, so we don't have to look for the hidden meaning behind this specific story. Song of Songs presents the love patterns of all men and women, and reveals the universal love wisdom of mankind through their love experiences. Song of Songs tells people how hard it is to love without wisdom. Men want to go into the back room and make out with women, and women say they are not interested and refuse men. The woman had a desire and opened the door to find that the man was gone. When men have desires, women don't; when women have desires, men don't. They let each other refuse, feeling disappointed and miserable. Love is a harmonious relationship between men and women under the will of God. Without harmony, it will bring pain and disappointment. This is the wisdom of love. Therefore, Song of Songs is not a metaphorical poem, but a collection of wisdom poems about love. This book is not mainly about the relationship between God and his people, but about the love between men and women. Song of Songs is a correction of sexual distortion, which reminds us that sex is beautiful, a beautiful gift from God to the people he loves, and a joy. It is not a bad thing to enjoy sex within the scope of marriage. This book has made a great contribution to the theological study of sex.