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"Is it really love to take another man's husband? What is love? A man and a woman meet and have mutual compassion, indulge each other and want to. Is that love? And if time goes by and the mutual fondness and self-reflict goes away, should we be able to say, "I don't love you anymore, I don'T love you?". Or is it love that we should keep our trust and loyalty to each other, keeping the old family in its own context? We're just normal housewives. As a child, the divorce of parents has led to a
Maybe the most important thing in life is love. How lonely and sad is it to be able to make it, even with all the money, and not love? The person who loves him, the person who gives him love. And so many love stories have been told from the past, and they've become books and films, but I think that it's because love doesn't have the same story, just as everyone does. Just as a couple meet and divide their genes by half, and create new life, so love is not about a couple meeting together and
Similar cultural awareness in Asia, constant foreign invasion and colonial age, liberation after World War II and independence, brilliant economic growth, rapid change in consciousness and social internal conflicts in the process of modern progress, and so on, would be as close as a Taiwan. Nevertheless, the fact that the public teaching was cut off by the surrounding political situation and that our common sense of Taiwan, which is unofficially friendly, was surprisingly superficial. This book
Xiaosa: Wei Liang's Love
The love of the short-ranged Sharo Wei-Jang, a female writer representing Taiwan. The book is a series of seven works, including the love of Way, the love and the 'Hahn' and the Untitled Picture', which are gathered on social issues that reflect the dramatic scenes of actual author's marriage. The historical twists that have led to the past, especially women's lives in conflict with male-central societies and the changes in family communities, are a real representation of the skeleton of fiction.
Korean title: 웨이량의 사랑
Korean author: 샤오사
Korean publisher: 어문학사
ISBN-13: 9788961842563
Reviews
"Is it really love to take another man's husband? What is love? A man and a woman meet and have mutual compassion, indulge each other and want to. Is that love? And if time goes by and the mutual fondness and self-reflict goes away, should we be able to say, "I don't love you anymore, I don'T love you?". Or is it love that we should keep our trust and loyalty to each other, keeping the old family in its own context? We're just normal housewives. As a child, the divorce of parents has led to a
Maybe the most important thing in life is love. How lonely and sad is it to be able to make it, even with all the money, and not love? The person who loves him, the person who gives him love. And so many love stories have been told from the past, and they've become books and films, but I think that it's because love doesn't have the same story, just as everyone does. Just as a couple meet and divide their genes by half, and create new life, so love is not about a couple meeting together and
Similar cultural awareness in Asia, constant foreign invasion and colonial age, liberation after World War II and independence, brilliant economic growth, rapid change in consciousness and social internal conflicts in the process of modern progress, and so on, would be as close as a Taiwan. Nevertheless, the fact that the public teaching was cut off by the surrounding political situation and that our common sense of Taiwan, which is unofficially friendly, was surprisingly superficial. This book
