Man Country: A Journey Through the Primitive Tribes on the Sichuan-Tibet Border

Author: Qian Junhua
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book reveals the mysterious veil of the "Man's Kingdom" that has endured in China for thousands of years. Through beautiful text and images, the author presents a vivid portrayal of the preserved, primal paternal life: "Sharing Life Under Buddha's Light," "Naked Vitality," "Blood Feud," "The Bloodline Barrier Between Uncle and Nephew," "Yak Witnessing the Birth of a Baby," "The Rooftop Overflowing with Ancestral Blessings," and more. The magnificent and natural landscapes, the extraordinary natural scenery, and the integration of the ruggedness, grandeur, seclusion, elegance, and beauty of the primitive style leave one in awe. The coexistence and conflict between crude primitive civilization and refined modern civilization evoke endless imagination and contemplation. This is a work that seamlessly blends anthropology and literature. This book reveals the mysterious veil of the "Man's Kingdom" that has endured in China for thousands of years. Through beautiful text and images, the author presents a vivid portrayal of the preserved, primal paternal life. By reading this book, you can learn about a unique and mysterious primitive society.