Hiking in the Desert -- An Expedition Chronicle of the Ancient Riverbeds of the Tarim River: An Expedition Chronicle of the Ancient Riverbeds of the Tarim River

Author: Zhang Binbin
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: There is a song called "People on the Journey." There is a saying that people are just passersby in this world. Being a guest on the journey is similar in meaning—it's all about walking. There are countless paths in the world, each with its own differences, but every path has people, and every kind of path is walked by someone. The saying "pigs push forward, chickens dig backward, each walks their own way" probably captures this idea. You may not agree with the choices of some people's paths, but you cannot afford to ignore them. Because we all share the same world and the same blue sky, their actions, to some extent, will impact you. Moreover, humanity's innate curiosity, or to put it more elegantly, the desire to explore the unknown world, will also drive you to understand others on different paths, especially those who walk on the least-traveled ones. Zhang Binbin's book "Walking Through the Desert" may satisfy this desire. Walking through the desert is undoubtedly a romantic endeavor, but it is also a challenging one. If you want to enjoy the romance without facing the hardship, lying on the couch and reading this book is also a smart choice.