Drive Through China: A Spiritual Journey of a Modern Traveler

Author: Liu Yilin
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: In a person's life, energy, time, and money are inevitable. In youth, there is energy and time, but no money; in youth, there is energy and money, but no time; in old age, there is time and money, but no energy. The author of this book uses a force to bring together three things that are destined never to meet in life. With freedom and nature, he cleansed himself. He spent a year driving across China and compiled a small part of his travel diary, along with photos, into a book. The book divides his plans into five lines:
Line 1: Underestimating Xia Ke;
Line 2: I Also Travel West;
Line 3: Roaming Northeast;
Line 4: Racing Through Snowy Lands;
Line 5: Crashing in Central China.