I have been to 88 cities - (Part 1)

Author: Cao Zhengwen
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: Surprise on the Nile, Watching Cows in India, Viewing Mount Fuji from Hakone, Nepal Adventure, Wild Kangaroo Island, and the Mystery of Christie's Disappearance – all are recorded in I Have Visited 88 Cities. The selections in this book are travel diaries from the author's visits abroad. Over 30 countries in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, and the Americas have broadened his horizons and enriched his insights. The diverse geographical conditions and customs of each country have opened his eyes, brought him joy, and allowed us to feast our eyes on the wonders of the world! The stories in I Have Visited 88 Cities are all travel diaries from the author's visits abroad. Over 30 countries in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, and the Americas have broadened the author's horizons and deepened his understanding. The unique geographical conditions and customs of each country have opened the author's eyes, brought him immense joy and relaxation. However, limited by time and energy, this is just the beginning of the author's journey across the five continents. The author plans to complete two more books before turning 60: one is My Reading Life – 88 Books I Have Read, and the other is Harry and Its Children. The cities the author has visited are likely no fewer than 88, and the books he has read are far more than 88. Yet, he has made selections, choosing cities and books worth remembering and recommending. This is also a summary of the author's life in writing. The author wants to share the joy of his reading and traveling with readers and friends. This is where the author seeks happiness. The other book, Harry and Its Children, is about the life of animals. Harry is a white fox terrier that the author loves. It is only two and a half years old this year, and the author has not yet found it a "mate," but he will keep trying. Harry will definitely have children, and the author will record its life and the joy it brings to his life.