Review of Journey To The Heartland

[Bethel Saint Bright]

Okay, I know many countries that are tolerant, or accurately accommodating, of people with unconventional sexual orientations. I don't see China as one . It will be interesting to see how Hanwei navigates his sexuality as a Chinese man.

[Princevic Ekeoma]

In the "Journey To The Heartland" by Xiaolong Huang, the author discussed his growing up under an abusive father. As an adult, he discuss about himself as a guy. This book is primarily appealing to guys and sympathizers of LGBTQ+. A nice review.

[Armin1]

A society keeps evolving, and it challenges what we are conditioned to believe. Live and let live should be the motto of everyone so that we are more accepting of other people's choices. Hanwei's journey into accepting his gay side and facing challenges that come with it makes a reader who is not from the LGBTQ+ community understand them.

[Tejashri Pathak]

Love should never be restricted to gender. This book has shed light on a character's struggles and choosing his sexual preference. I am hoping to finish this book as fast as possible as now it intrigued my psyche.

[Runan]

Hanwei watched his father abuse his mother as a child but also noticed that his father is gay. Even though he didn't like his father's abusive behaviour, he realised that he was attracted to men. His journey changes the preconceived notions people have about LGBTQ+.

[Hydah Katrina Kerry]

This is an interesting book for anyone with an open mind. I am glad that author's are now exploring controversial topics such as sexual discrimination. Hanwei' s journey is related to many LGBTQ+ members.

[mytkreadingreview]

Every parents behaviour can make impacts in their kids life. We saw it in Huanwei he watched his father abusive to his mother, his father behaviour towards men caused him to end up being gay.

[SophiaNd]

"Hanwei's Journey," a story that explores the life of a Chinese tech genius who grapples with his sexuality amidst a changing social landscape. The novel delves into themes of family dynamics, self-acceptance, and personal growth as Hanwei navigates his own identity and pursues his dreams.

[Amy_Jackson]

The truth is, children are greatly affected by the lifestyle of their parents, and Hanwei is no exception. I love the part of the Chinese culture of children respecting their parents even when they are wrong. Two wrongs don't make a right. I do hope that Hanwei eventually made good progress with his life.

[Tars]

I feel for the hero of this book and sympathize with the ordeal, especially considering that I believe that all people should be treated with respect regardless of their sexual orientations. Moreover, no one has the right to interfere with the way individuals identify themselves and let them live their lives in peace, as I am sure you want to do as well. Apologies, I will have to pass the book, but congratulations on BOTD!

[Janet Kimetto]

Hanwei's life and journey of self-discovery offers a rare glimpse into racial and sexual discrimination. Thanks for the review!