The earliest and latest inhabited places by humans: Africa and Oceania

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, "passing a glance with the eyes" requires knowing how to look, and "feuding" is the result of seeing conflicts. There are also phrases like "looking sideways," "eyes bursting with anger," "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 cannot be separated from looking. Looking—communication and connection; looking—gives this world 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.
The content of this book includes:
How humans came out of this place;
The countries visited by Zheng He on his voyages to the West;
The East African international metropolis "The Land of Cold Water"—Nairobi;
Crossing the East African Rift Valley in one day, five times across the equator;
Pyramids, the Sphinx, and ancient Egypt;
The delta continuing the interrupted history;
Traveling five thousand miles up and down the Nile;
The son of the Nile—Cairo;
The world wonder Luxor;
The Aswan Dam;
The Africans I know;
A thousand words on Australia;
The last virgin continent on Earth—Australia;
Pursuing the 2000 Sydney Olympics;
The pearl of the Indian Ocean—Perth;
The Australian friends' enthusiastic support for Beijing's bid for the Olympics, etc.