Author: Li Bing
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Universe and Humanity Series. During World War II, Japanese forces conducted brutal plunder in more than ten countries and regions in East and Southeast Asia, with most of the treasures buried in the Philippines. As soon as the war ended, treasure hunters from many countries flocked to the area. But did they successfully retrieve the treasures they sought? What do those chillingly terrifying bone mazes signify? Peeling away the layers of historical mystery reveals the truth that sends shivers down one's spine. The book features over one hundred exquisite illustrations for readers to enjoy while reading, helping to alleviate reading fatigue. The fine images and vibrant color printing make everything clear at a glance. It is informative, collectible, and visually appealing. The text is accurate and easy to understand, with elegant writing that makes reading a pleasure. Detailed captions provide a beautiful and precise overview of the stories presented in the illustrations.
Treasure pointing to death
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