When You Pass My Bloom: a Walker's Spiritual Journey
by J
About This Novel
This is a spiritual journey of a traveler. It is also a text that everyone who yearns for freedom should read. It is a song of the soul that comes from the mutual gift of temperament between man and nature. The book contains more than 60 of Duoduo's poems, more than 40 essays, and several photography works by the author during his travels.
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Official(43)Scraped 14d ago
May someone with bright clothes and angry horses accompany you to watch the blazing flowers for the rest of your life May someone with a plain face and white gauze accompany you through your peaceful years for the rest of your life.
Love is light and fragrant, experience it with your heart
After all these years, this book is still my favorite.
Very nice. I like every poem of hers
Very profound, this book
Give people inspiration
nice
I just read a little bit, the sentences are very beautiful.
I like this light feeling! Don't be hasty, don't be slow, speak calmly.
nice
The author writes about people's struggles in society and their unwillingness to be mediocre. It has the same petty bourgeois sentiment. I like it. Is this the author of an ethnic minority?
The language is simple and concise, with everyone's style, and it feels warm like the tenderness of spring flowers blooming.
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Official(43)Scraped 14d ago
May someone with bright clothes and angry horses accompany you to watch the blazing flowers for the rest of your life May someone with a plain face and white gauze accompany you through your peaceful years for the rest of your life.
Love is light and fragrant, experience it with your heart
After all these years, this book is still my favorite.
Very nice. I like every poem of hers
Very profound, this book
Give people inspiration
nice
I just read a little bit, the sentences are very beautiful.
I like this light feeling! Don't be hasty, don't be slow, speak calmly.
nice
The author writes about people's struggles in society and their unwillingness to be mediocre. It has the same petty bourgeois sentiment. I like it. Is this the author of an ethnic minority?
The language is simple and concise, with everyone's style, and it feels warm like the tenderness of spring flowers blooming.
