Roaming South Africa (Sun Kuifu)

Author: Lin Yin, Li Xiao
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: In early 1994, on the streets of Johannesburg, South Africa. Sun Kuifu stood under the crape myrtle tree by the roadside, gazing at the magnificent city with its European architectural style. At that time, on the streets of this world-famous international metropolis, groups of disheveled black people from all over South Africa were holding up banners, shouting, and furiously waving their arms as they marched into the center of Johannesburg. The streets were littered with trash and debris, with some burned-out cars recklessly tilted on the roadside. Occasionally, the sound of broken shop windows on both sides of the road and something falling from upstairs could be heard. As one of the sources of Chinese civilization, Qilu culture has nurtured sages, scholars, and upright men, and it also nourishes over one million overseas descendants of Qilu people scattered across more than 90 countries and regions around the world. They are either thriving in the business and industrial sectors, dominating academic forums, or renowned in the fields of culture and arts. Behind every successful person, there are deeply moving stories.