Green and Red Temptation (From Vietnam to Cambodia)

Author: Tian Yonghua
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: In the past couple of years, it seems like everyone has gone on road trips. We often go on training runs around Beijing or take a loop through Inner Mongolia, Shandong, Hebei, and Tianjin. Time flies—snow-capped mountains, green grass, waves, rapids. We’ve been to Tibet, raced across grasslands, and our hearts have grown wilder. Capitalism doesn’t welcome us, so we head to socialism for a Happy! Vietnam has come into our sights. The procedures are convenient and fast, and the staff are friendly—you can even swing by Cambodia on the way. The people at the Cambodian consulate are all smiles, and nothing is checked. With this kind of treatment, why suffer in the Western world? This book lacks Yu Qiuyu’s cultural bitterness and Chen Danyan’s bourgeois vibe. It’s a lighthearted jab by two non-cultured folks about Chinese, Vietnamese, Cambodian, and Westerners. You’ll find that travel can change a person. Laugh while you think on the road, and discover new directions for your life.