#marrying buddha

[clarislam]

"Marrying Buddha" Review

Relationships get dangerous in Wei Hui's "Marrying Buddha!"

Warning: If you haven’t read “Marrying Buddha” by Wei Hui, do not read this review unless you don’t mind spoilers. I’m back with another book review, and this time it’s “Marrying Buddha” by Wei Hui! Here’s a summary so we know what it’s about: “Her second semi-autobiographical novel of desire and lust in a new city far from China… According to the author, Marrying Buddha is the continuation of…

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[ginamoria]

Being is nothingness, nothingness is being; in serenely observing all things in the world, you automatically achieve all things.

Wei Hui (Marrying Buddha)

[ginamoria]

Everything is ephemeral, changing, a void. Yet this kind of transformation and emptiness is eternal. There is a road that seems to wind slowly towards perfect knowledge, and every step down this road is eternity, is rebirth.

Wei Hui (Marrying Buddha)

[ginamoria]

With some men, it’s only once their penis is inside you that you feel they belong to you and then as soon as they get out of bed they might as well be strangers you’ve never seen before in your life. But Muju wasn’t like that.

Wei Hui (Marrying Buddha)

[lookingtotheeast]

Marrying Buddha 2005 review - Looking to the East

A review of Marrying Buddha 2005, Zhou Wei Hui

[midgard-munin-blog]

I'd heard that ninety per cent of poets were naturals at earning money; they just weren't willing to go out and try.

Wei Hui - Marrying Buddha