European Business Travel Guide: Explore Major Cities Along the European and Mediterranean Coasts

Author: Xie Shuguang and He Kan, Editors
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: Written for the Chinese, for the Chinese, and "tailored for the Chinese." We personally experience the local culture, gather first-hand materials, contemplate the local history and customs with a Chinese perspective, capture the beautiful scenery from a Chinese viewpoint, and provide various practical information to meet Chinese needs. We hope it can truly become your reference before traveling, your guide during your journey, and a lasting souvenir after your trip.
Traveling ten thousand miles and reading ten thousand books. These are important ways for many people to gain knowledge and develop themselves. While these two may not be achievable by everyone, if you do them, you will definitely benefit for life. When it comes to traveling and reading (of course, here, traveling does not refer to simple travel but should include sightseeing, which is now known as tourism), the former may be slightly more challenging than the latter. This is because it requires both leisure time for travel and financial ability to pay for it, as well as the motivation and physical capacity to do so. These three seem indispensable. Therefore, being able to step out of your door, personally experience the external world, and immerse yourself in an environment different from your usual life will certainly provide you with more, livelier, and richer experiences than books alone. If you read first and then travel, or read while traveling, or read after traveling, the will be even greater.