I am urgently looking for an introduction to a classic (more than 1,000 words) and answer it before the 29th. I will give you reward points.

There is a legend about a bird that sings only once in its life, and its song is more beautiful than the songs of all creatures in the world. From the moment it leaves the nest, it is looking for a thorn tree, and does not rest until it finds what it wants. Then, it plunged its body into the longest and sharpest thorn, and let loose its voice among the wild branches. In its dying moments, it transcended its own pain, and its song eclipsed both the lark and the nightingale. This is an extremely beautiful song, and the song ends with death. However, the whole world is still listening, and God is smiling in the sky. Because the best things can only be exchanged for the deepest pain... This is the legend of the Thorn Bird.

The bird carries thorns on its chest, and it follows an unchangeable law. She was pierced by something unknown, driven, and died singing. At the moment when the thorns penetrated her, she did not realize that death was coming. She just sang and sang until her life ran out and she could no longer sing a note. But we know it when we have a thorn in our chest. We know it clearly. However, we still have to do it. We still carry thorns in our chests.

In the first half of the 20th century, there was a New Zealand immigrant family in Australia. The girl Maggie was beautiful and enthusiastic, and she fell passionately in love with the priest Ralph. However, the identity of the priest made it impossible for the two to combine, and the frustrated Maggie finally passed on to someone else. However, stimulated by fate and inner desire, the two finally met again, but what they brought was an irresistible tragedy.

This novel depicts fifty years of love and hatred, and can be called a touching and poignant love masterpiece. Someone once commented: ""The Thorn Birds" is the greatest love story of all times. One of the stories that rivals the love story of Romeo and Juliet. I discover something new every time I read it." . The story is set in the early days of outback development in Australia. Father Ralph Relf Blackasa was a devout clergyman, but he suffered from emotional torment throughout his life and struggled with this lingering love.

Meggie Cleary is Father Blackasa’s beloved goddess, but this is a love that she will never get in her life...