Wind-Swirling Cherry: The Great Way Sutra

Author: Yin Jianling
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: After returning from the True-Illusion Source, Sakura's superpowers gradually weaken, but the power of her will becomes stronger. In "Wudu Dou" Bakery, Sakura encourages the owner to forgive the employees' unintentional mistakes and regain the trust of customers. At Moon Bear Park, she witnesses the perfect harmony between humans and animals alongside a cruel mistress. At Falling Star Rock, she reflects on the ancient murals that seem to reveal the past and present lives of humans. In the Dense Shade Swamp, she breaks the illusionary maze set by Mr. Ou and finally sees the true faces of the evil incarnations that steal human conscience. On the Glacial Extreme Island of Wuxu, indicated by the parchment map, she discovers that the "Great Dao Book" was frozen in the depths of the ice lake by Mr. Wu. What is the terrible memory of Mr. Wu? Did Sakura truly undergo the trials of the True-Illusion Source's "rite of passage"? What is the fate of Mr. Wu? What does the Great Dao Book represent as humanity's collective memory? All the mysteries of "Sakura in the Wind" are revealed in this volume! A pure world of innocence, philosophy, purity, and a beautiful spiritual fantasy epic. A "coming-of-age fairy tale" recommended from teenagers to adults. Life as an adult indeed has many disappointments and imperfections. One's life is actually about constantly returning to being a child, and adults often find what they have lost in children. Like the famous story of "The Emperor's New Clothes," children can make adults feel ashamed. The book experiences a return to warmth and beauty, finding solace for the soul and a call to truth, goodness, and beauty in imagination. After returning from the True-Illusion Source, Sakura's superpowers gradually weaken, but the power of her will becomes stronger. In Wudu Dou Bakery, Sakura encourages the owner to forgive the employees' unintentional mistakes and regain the trust of customers; at Moon Bear Park, she witnesses the perfect harmony between humans and animals alongside a cruel mistress; at Falling Star Rock, she reflects on the ancient murals that seem to reveal the past and present lives of humans; in the Dense Shade Swamp, she breaks the illusionary maze set by Mr. Ou and finally sees the true faces of the evil incarnations that steal human conscience; on the Glacial Extreme Island of Wuxu, indicated by the parchment map, she discovers that the Great Dao Book was frozen in the depths of the ice lake by Mr. Wu. What is the terrible memory of Mr. Wu? Did Sakura truly undergo the trials of the True-Illusion Source's "rite of passage"? What is the fate of Mr. Wu? What does the Great Dao Book represent as humanity's collective memory? All the mysteries of "Sakura in the Wind" are revealed in this volume!