30. 트로이가 불타던 날 밤 | 에네아스가 한 일

On the night Troy burned, Some fought to the end, while others fled first. Amidst that chaos, one man walked out of the burning city, carrying his aging father on his back and holding the hand of his young son. He was neither the strongest hero nor the most outstanding warrior. Yet, Virgil chose Aeneas among the countless heroes. Why? The Aeneis, the eternal root of Western civilization and intellect, and the epic poem that Europeans have cherished in their hearts for thousands of years. What Virgil sought to convey to us through this immortal classic is not merely a heroic myth or the fall of Troy. Not a person who did not collapse, but a person who could not even collapse. A person who could not simply give up, because he had to protect someone. And this is a story about the countless Aeneas by our side who, even today, are walking silently amidst the massive flames of their respective lives, taking responsibility for what is precious. What are you carrying on your back as you walk today? #TheRoadAndPeople #Aeneas #Aeneis #Virgil #Troy #Humanities #ClassicalLiterature #LifeStory #InquiryOfHumanity #Stoic #Philosophy #AttitudeToLife #NotAHero #WalkedToTheEnd #ThePersonWhoCouldNotFall