I and the Temple of Earth

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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: The "Contemporary Famous Travelogues and Photographs Collection Series" presented to readers has a brand-new visual effect. This novelty allows us to proudly declare that the era of visuals has been raised high based on this substantial achievement. Of course, it is also very old; we can find a solid historical foundation in the relationship between paintings and inscriptions in the literati art of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Reading images was once seen as immature in thought, superficial in emotion, and restless in spirit. Yet, it is precisely in reading images that we discover the undimmed innocence, lingering vitality, and lively sensibility. Unlike illustrations, in illustrated books, images serve as embellishments to text and are closely tied to it. But for visual-text books, images form their own system, echoing each other, possessed by text, yet repeatedly slipping from the gaps of text to directly showcase their light and color to the world, attracting text to reclaim them once again.