The Empty Temple - Kuai, Qun
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We worship our own gods in our respective temples, so when we worship the same gods, we help each other or despise each other on the way to the temple, and when we worship different gods, we help or despise each other on the way to pilgrims, and we live happily and painfully throughout our lives, small for ourselves and others. What is God? God may not be in this The empty temple , but there are all kinds of gods. What happens to pilgrims when the gods of some people are destroyed by others or by themselves? From then on empty, disillusionment, floating in the world? When some What happens to some people when they become the gods of others?…mehr

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We worship our own gods in our respective temples, so when we worship the same gods, we help each other or despise each other on the way to the temple, and when we worship different gods, we help or despise each other on the way to pilgrims, and we live happily and painfully throughout our lives, small for ourselves and others. What is God? God may not be in this The empty temple , but there are all kinds of gods. What happens to pilgrims when the gods of some people are destroyed by others or by themselves? From then on empty, disillusionment, floating in the world? When some What happens to some people when they become the gods of others?
Autorenporträt
Qun Kuai, weiblich, 1973, M. Phil., Ästhetikforscherin, unabhängige Autorin wissenschaftlicher Arbeiten, 7 Bücher in der Justfiction-Ausgabe, 4 wissenschaftliche Monographien (Deutschland, LAP) und mehrere Übersetzungen, Mitglied des chinesischen Poesie-Instituts, Sonderforscherin am Institut für Geisteswissenschaften der Chinesischen Akademie für Managementwissenschaften.