German Mystery · Austria · Switzerland

Author: Wu Jisong
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: All human emotions can be expressed through "looking." Love at first sight is thanks to "looking," conveying emotions through "gaze," and falling out with someone is the result of "seeing" conflicts. There are also phrases like "staring sideways," "eyes splitting," "contempt," "scorn," "longing," and "staring." Humans have many ways of looking, and the of "looking" is vast. One could say the history of human civilization is inseparable from "looking."
Looking—communication and connection;
Looking—adds color to the world.
Many beautiful things in the world are born from the need to "look," such as architecture, decoration, clothing, movies, and books.
"Seeing"—is also a kind of fate. Many stories in the world have unfolded because of "seeing."
In twenty years, has my German mystery been solved? This is the answer my book aims to provide. Of course, it is just my personal answer, which may not be entirely correct, comprehensive, or accurate. However, it is the answer I found in the mountains and waters, the beautiful land, and the simple people of Germany; it is the answer I found in the hundreds of books in Chinese and foreign languages that introduce Germany; and it should be beneficial to readers.
This book also mentions Austria and Switzerland, so as not to cause any misunderstanding. Although Germany and Austria both use the German language, there are many differences between them. Germany and Austria are already two distinct nations, and Austria is an independent sovereign state.