Papalangji

Author: Soileman
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Papalanghi was first published in 1920 and was forgotten after several editions. In the 1960s and 1970s, university movements rose in Europe, and the true value of Papalanghi was rediscovered, hailed as the "green Bible of environmentalists." Since then, this small book has been translated into multiple languages and sold worldwide. Only the German edition has sold over 1.7 million copies, and it has been reprinted 78 times in Chinese, with global sales exceeding 17 million copies. Papalanghi refers to whites and strangers. The original meaning of Papalanghi is "one who pierces the blue sky." The first white missionaries to land in Samoa came by sailboat. The indigenous people saw the distant white sailboat as a hole in the blue sky and believed the whites had pierced this hole to come to their side—they pierced the blue sky. Would you rather freely enjoy the life of sunshine, blue sky, white clouds, the sea, forests, and flowers, or would you rather rush about working in stone boxes, gaps, filth, noise, smoke, and sand?