Muslim Funeral
by Hoda
About This Novel
The rise and fall of a Muslim family in sixty years, the ups and downs of the fate of three generations, two love tragedies that happened in different eras, have different contents but are intertwined and twisted. This novel of more than 500,000 words, with a unique perspective, sincere emotions, rich capacity, profound connotation, and cold writing style, macroscopically reviews the long and arduous footsteps of Chinese Muslims and reveals their collision between Chinese culture and Islamic culture. The mental journey in the process of integration, as well as the confusion and pursuit of the true meaning of life in the political and religious atmosphere, have created a series of portraits of Liang Yiqing, Han Ziqi, Liang Junbi, Liang Bingyu, Han Xinyue, Chu Yanchao, etc., Which are full of flesh and blood and lifelike.
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Official(9)Scraped 20d ago
The last time I read this book was six years ago
A long river of jade, a long river of fate, a long river of tragedy
The story is very attractive, with sparks from the collision of religious mystery and black swan events.
The faith-based Mrs. Han and the rational and independent new era woman Liang Bingyu both come to life on the page. Reality is often harsh, but Mrs. Han finds comfort in her religion. Everyone just has different ideas, there is no right or wrong. I am grateful to the author for showing multiple world views. I seemed to see vivid characters, their postures, moods, and changes.
Why don't you cheat him? Toyota and Ermenegildo Zegna
Although I don't quite understand some of the plots and character settings in works written before the 1930s, they may have been reasonable given the history and people's living environment at that time.
Love is so abstract, it can't come out for a long time
A good tear-jerking book
I don't know how many times I cried and couldn't bear to stop.
"I give you my heart, And all the emotions contained in this soul! Teacher Chu did it
I have watched it three times. The first time I watched it was about the love tragedy of Xinyue and Yanchao. The second time I watched it was about the collision of different cultures in the era. The third time I watched it was about new women who dare to break through tradition (girls should work hard in their careers and not become any vassal). Will come back in the future😹
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Community(0)
Official(9)Scraped 20d ago
The last time I read this book was six years ago
A long river of jade, a long river of fate, a long river of tragedy
The story is very attractive, with sparks from the collision of religious mystery and black swan events.
The faith-based Mrs. Han and the rational and independent new era woman Liang Bingyu both come to life on the page. Reality is often harsh, but Mrs. Han finds comfort in her religion. Everyone just has different ideas, there is no right or wrong. I am grateful to the author for showing multiple world views. I seemed to see vivid characters, their postures, moods, and changes.
Why don't you cheat him? Toyota and Ermenegildo Zegna
Although I don't quite understand some of the plots and character settings in works written before the 1930s, they may have been reasonable given the history and people's living environment at that time.
Love is so abstract, it can't come out for a long time
A good tear-jerking book
I don't know how many times I cried and couldn't bear to stop.
"I give you my heart, And all the emotions contained in this soul! Teacher Chu did it
I have watched it three times. The first time I watched it was about the love tragedy of Xinyue and Yanchao. The second time I watched it was about the collision of different cultures in the era. The third time I watched it was about new women who dare to break through tradition (girls should work hard in their careers and not become any vassal). Will come back in the future😹
