"Green and Red Temptation - From Vietnam to Cambodia"

Author: Tian Yonghua, Wu Jing
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Dedicated to those who want to travel abroad but don’t want to waste their hard-earned money and still want to have a great time. Target Audience: Those suffering from workaholism, loss of curiosity, lack of humor, and low frequency of smiling due to stress.
Usage Instructions: Read under a desk lamp with beer by your side for maximum effect. Read several pages a day—this book is a one-course treatment.
Possible Side Effects: May cause restlessness at work after reading, some may feel the urge to quit their jobs, and a few may change their attitude toward life.
Warning: People allergic to life changes should read with caution! Please place this book out of reach of children.
At graduation, I hit a creative slump in fine arts and gave up painting to survive. I then worked in home renovation, exhibitions, advertising, and even made TV shows. From working for others to starting my own company, I was always busy. Then one day, I felt empty. I abandoned all my clients, stopped all work and business—of course, my income stopped too. If tomorrow could be predicted, what was the meaning of life? The next day, I might appear in Vietnam and Cambodia with a backpack—who knows?
Without the cultural bitterness of Yu Hui, no petite bourgeoisie charm like Chen Danyan, just the teasing of two non-culture enthusiasts about Chinese, Vietnamese, Cambodian, and Westerners. You’ll find that travel can change a person. Smile while thinking during the journey, discover new directions for life.