Overseas Digest - Portrait Volume

Author: He Guiquan
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The magazine Overseas Digest was founded in November 1984, originally named Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Overseas Digest, and was renamed Overseas Digest in 1986. That was the early stage of China's reform and opening-up, where people's ideas and the country's policies were still in the phase of "feeling one's way along the rocks." Ordinary people longed to understand the outside world but were limited by conditions, making it difficult to do so. The launch of Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Overseas Digest brought a bright light to readers. They were amazed to discover that there was such a fascinating world beyond the country's borders. This is a collection of. All the articles in the book are carefully selected from over 10,000 pieces published in Overseas Digest over the past two decades. These articles were initially recommended by readers, screened by editors, and then evaluated by people from all walks of life. It can be said that they have been refined through countless efforts and the best of the best have been chosen. The editor-in-chief of this book, Mr. Zhu Yong, is a talented young writer. He selected and compiled this work with the unique social awareness of a writer and the aesthetic perspective of a young person, further highlighting its social significance, contemporary relevance, and high quality. We cannot say that every article is a treasure, but it is definitely high-quality and highly readable. "Novel yet not absurd, beautiful yet not coquettish, elegant yet not arrogant." This is the characteristic of Overseas Digest and also the characteristic of this book.