Red and Green Temptation: From Vietnam to Cambodia

Author: Tian Yonghua, Wu Jing
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: In recent years, it seems everyone has gone on trips. Road trips have become as common as casual outings. We often go on training exercises in the suburbs of Beijing or take trips to Inner Mongolia, Shandong, Hebei, and Tianjin. Time flies, and we've seen snow-capped mountains, green grass, waves, and rapids. We've traveled to the Tibetan region, raced across grasslands, and let our hearts wander further. Capitalism isn't welcoming to us, so we head to socialism—Happiness! Vietnam has come into our view. The procedures are convenient and fast, and the staff are friendly. We can even take a detour to Cambodia. The people at the Cambodian consulate are also very amicable, with no need for scrutiny. With this kind of treatment, why endure the frustrations of the Western world? This book lacks Yu Qiuwei's cultural bitterness and Chen Danyan's bourgeois charm. It's a lighthearted jest by two non-cultured individuals about Chinese, Vietnamese, Cambodian, and Western people. You'll find that travel can change a person. Travel with a smile and reflect, and discover new directions in life.