Author: Sven Hedin (Sweden), translated by Xu Jianying
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The camels appeared anxious, staying near the tents instead of by the reeds, showing no interest in the grass, only occasionally glancing at their unhappy companions. The next morning, the stumbling camel died, frozen stiff in the ice. Its back and hump stood upright like a normally lying camel, but its head was lowered, frozen in the ice.
This book is a work by explorer Sven Hedin, who led a joint China-Sweden scientific expedition team on a scientific exploration in the heart of Central Asia. The author traces the development of the expedition activities, providing a detailed account of the entire winding process of this journey. Through thrilling and plots, it paints a vivid and realistic picture of the Chinese frontier and interior during the years 1928–1931.
Mystery of the Gobi Desert
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