Religious

Author: Wu Jisong
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: All of human emotions can be expressed through looking. "Love at first sight" is thanks to looking, "passing a message with eyes" requires skill in looking, and "enmity arising from mutual suspicion" is the result of seeing conflicts. There are also phrases like "staring sideways," "eyes splitting with rage," "contempt," "scorn," "longing," and "staring." Humans have many ways of looking, and the study of looking is vast. It can be said that the history of human civilization is inseparable from looking. Looking—communication and connection; looking—gives the world its color. Many beautiful things in the world are born from the need to look, such as architecture, decoration, clothing, movies, and books. Seeing—more than just a coincidence; many stories in the world have unfolded because of seeing.
This book includes:
The places where "The Journey to the West" took place;
The diverse religions of India;
Delhi and New Delhi, cities without boundaries yet distinct from each other;
Indian villages and the world's treasure, the Taj Mahal;
Mumbai—the beautiful bay;
Karachi—full of changes;
Bazaars, caravans, and Miss Bhutto;
The origins of Islam;
A glimpse of the Arab world;
Cyprus, the cradle of ancient Greek civilization;
The "secrets" of Cyprus's development;
Turkey, the meeting point of Eastern and Western history;
Istanbul, spanning Europe and Asia with perseverance;
Anatolian Plateau and Thrace;
Turkey's science, education, and sports;
The Southwest Asians I know.