Looking what looking (the curious eyes of a fake foreigner passing through the lens looking at the hasty changes of China)

Author: Hu Sihua
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book tells about some ordinary and interesting small things the author has seen in the changing China. Two or three pages cover one story, making up a section. Purpose: To help you be a relaxed and joyful person in the busy and challenging journey of life. Every one of us has once had a pair of golden eyes, GODENEYE gold eyes. The ability to see the world as so novel and beautiful. Unfortunately, we often fear being laughed at, laughed at for our limited knowledge, laughed at for being overly sensitive. As a result, we pretend not to care about anything, and eventually become numb. This book adopts a non-traditional writing method, which can be called "Illustrated Freehand Notes." Starting from this book, the four-character phrase "Illustrated Freehand Notes" will be recognized; it will become a new form that is promoted. Previously, text was text, and images were images; later, text was text, and photographs were photographs. In this book, photographs are like sugar, dissolved in the text. Advances in technology have broken through the limitations of technology and cost, making this form possible.