Storms

The book contains thirty-one articles or thoughts that express extreme audacity in the writer's violent criticism of society and people, which made him cross red lines in order to express what was on his mind, to the point that he may not be bound by intellectual, religious, or social barriers. His phrases move between... His themes are delicate, soft, and smooth, giving the work its poetry and sweetness. In this book, he draws imaginary scenes of conflicts, launches a ferocious campaign, and directs his anger at Eastern societies, which are full of contradictions and social ills. When reading this book, the reader must keep in mind the difference in environment, era, thought, and belief.