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THE ONE WHO CARRIES TWO WINDS

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Jun 25, 2025

THE ONE WHO CARRIES TWO WINDS
Author:
Pham Le Quy

"There are souls that belong nowhere –
yet still choose to live,
to understand,
to love,
and to forgive."

Vietnam, 2025

Table of Contents

Foreword (Page 7)
Dedication (Page
9)
Blurb (Page 1
0)
Copyright Page (Page 1
2)
About the Author (Page 1
3)
Editor’s Note (Page 1
4)

Chapters

Chapter I: The One Who Carries Two Winds 
A child with a Vietnamese body but a soul split in two — a tragedy begins, transcending borders of culture and time.

Chapter II: Strange Blood – The Western Curse 
When Western blood is transfused into his body, the spirit of a deceased woman begins to awaken within the boy.

Chapter III: The Unwanted Hybridity 
History is torn and imposed upon the next generation — when national prejudice turns a child into a stranger in his own homeland.

Chapter IV: Twin Sister – A Duplicated Soul 
Identity is fractured, the soul cloned — no one remains themselves when mirrors shatter and perspectives distort.

Chapter V: Schemes and the Price of Power 
Revenge, manipulation, possession — all to protect an illusion of honor, which is in truth, nothing more than hunger for control.

Chapter VI: The Swap and Inner Conflict 
The protagonist is no longer a singular being, but a fusion of conflicting selves: male and female, East and West, saint and sinner.

Chapter VII: The Ending or a Curse Repeated? 
No longer a line between enemy and kin — only the shadow of confusion remains.

Chapter VIII: Rivers of Blood – Oceans of Tears 
The mixed-blood girl chooses to live like the wind — belonging to no one, owned by none, even if it costs her eternal loneliness.

Chapter IX: A Nameless Pride, Like a Lotus in the Mud 
Though betrayed, expelled, and denied, she still graduates — proving that no dream dies unless it chooses to.

Chapter X: A Message from the Survivor 
A final message — of apology and gratitude — to her parents and sister. A farewell wrapped in forgiveness.

Chapter XI: Forgiving Oneself 
She stares into her old wounds — not to blame, but to understand that even without an apology, one must forgive oneself to go on.

Chapter XII: Where Dawn Blooms in the Heart 
From a place once full of darkness, a gentle light emerges — not from without, but from the courage within. For once, she faces judgment head-on — and dawn begins blooming in her chest.

Chapter XIII: The Hands of the Imperfect 
She no longer waits for perfect embraces. Those who were once clumsy, who once hurt her — are now the hands that touch her soul. And for the first time, she learns: forgiveness is touching without holding on.

Chapter XIV: Seasons That Do Not Repeat
Time does not rewind. But each passing season leaves a lesson — of those who left, of what can’t be regained, and of how to live fully in the present moment.

Chapter XV: A Home Within the Chest 
No need for a precise address, no need for others’ approval. At last, she builds a refuge within herself — where pain is named, memories laid to rest, and the heart learns to hold itself.

Chapter XVI: The Remaining Piece of Herself 
No more running, no more fitting into molds. She pauses, gazes into the rejected fragments — and the final piece is simply acceptance of her whole being, beauty and flaws alike.

Chapter XVII: When a Flower Chooses to Bloom Itself 
No expectations, no promises of love — and still, she blooms. Like a nameless flower in the wind and dust, in a tangled world. Not to be seen, but because she deserves to live fully.

Chapter XVIII: Naming What Was Lost 
No longer afraid of what has disappeared. She dares to name each stolen thing, each person who left, each dream that died young. For only by naming them can she lay them to rest — and allow herself to live on.

Chapter XIX: And Finally, I Choose to Stay with Myself 
She once wished others would understand, forgive, heal her. But in the end, with no one left to wait for, she chooses to stay — with herself, whole even in her wounds.

Chapter XX (Finale): Lessons Folded into Silence 
No need for speeches or debates. The grandest truths — of identity, of love, of forgiveness — are wrapped in final silence. For compassion is a language that needs no translation.

Special Appendix

  • Symbolism Explained 
  • The Hidden Timeline of the Main Character 
  • Quotes Marking Transformation 
  • Spiritual References & Creative Inspirations 
  • Character Family Tree 
  • The Three-Lifetime Reincarnation Diagram 
  • Music/Film Suggestions for Reading 

Afterword 

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"When blood is no longer pure, can the soul still have a name?"
Born in the body of a Vietnamese boy—with tan skin, black hair, and the wistful eyes of the East—
she (yes, she) never imagined that destiny would tear her apart.
A blood transfusion at age fourteen—meant to save her life—
becomes the beginning of a journey of possession, multiplicity, prejudice, and pain.
The soul of a Western woman—wife of a Vietnamese man from a previous life—awakens within her.
From that moment on, she is no longer one person.
She becomes a fragment of history, an echo of the past, a threshold between East and West, male and female, sinner and survivor.
Rejected by schools, abandoned by her own twin sister, scorned by a society that despises “hybridity,” and belittled for her intellect, gender, and origin—
she continues to live.
Not to be accepted.
But to prove: she is real.
She studies. She loves. She aches. She forgives.
She does not choose revenge—she chooses existence.
No one sees the tear in her heart,
but all see her rise.
No one hears her sob in the shadows,
but all witness her smile—
like a lotus blooming in the mud,
not as radiant as a rose,
but resilient enough to survive.
And if you’ve ever felt unseen,
if you’ve ever felt like you didn’t belong—
then this story is for you.
Not to pity you—
but to remind you that somewhere in this world,
someone has lived as you have.
And is still living.
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