Play the World: 30 Mysterious Tribes You Can't Miss

Author: Li Qiduan
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Make friends with 30 ethnic groups from the other end of the world. The world is one family, and wherever you go, you will meet friends. The long-haired girl in Thailand's Mekong Sen; the Uru people in Peru's Lake Titicaca; the Ovahimba people in Namibia with their bodies covered in red mud; the Inuit in Greenland living in igloos and hunting seals. After experiencing all the wonders of the world, I only want to ask, when I set off on my next journey, will you be there? 30 remote tribes, 30 moving encounters. If you also long for the life of wandering the world, please join us in entering the unique and beautiful world of this book. With the perspective of a "traveler who has visited over 100 countries," the author guides readers into countries that are difficult for ordinary people to reach, recording moving stories of encounters with each ethnic group in vivid and humorous words. The book fully presents the concept of "one world, one family." In the author's portrayal, whether it's the Mosuo people in Yunnan with their matriarchal society, the long-eared Mongolian descendants in East Kalimantan, the Dani people in Irian Jaya wearing special hats to walk birds, or the Laplanders in Rovaniemi, Finland, who produce Santa Claus, despite the language barriers and cultural differences, they all reveal the purest and most kind-hearted side of humanity after brief interactions, becoming sincere friends with each other. 30 remote tribes, 30 moving encounters. If you also long for the life of wandering the world, please join us in entering the unique and beautiful world of this book.