Mother's Heart, Buddha's Heart -- Autobiographical Essays

Author: Qi Jun
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Qi Jun, the most frequently selected Chinese writer for articles in Reader's Digest; a female writer who embodies the roles of essayist, novelist, lyricist, and scholar. A highly popular female writer in Taiwan in the past three decades; her writing is skillful and natural, capturing the vicissitudes of life. Her works convey the joys and sorrows of life, embodying the essence of life experience and profound wisdom. Her novel "The Orange Is Red" was adapted into a TV series, making a significant impact. "Yesterday's Memories," "Water Is Sweet in My Hometown," and "Mother's Heart, Buddha's Heart" are her essay collections first introduced to mainland China, primarily featuring autobiographical content that gently narrates the various stages of her rich life.