Solomon's Treasure

Author: Harold
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Publish Date: 2007-03-01
Features: Beyond the suspense master Stephen King's thrilling bestseller classic, the same-name movie based on this book won four Academy Awards, Amazon's top-selling book, selling 12 million copies worldwide. The movie "King Solomon's Treasure" is performed by Hollywood stars Sean Connery, Roland Young, and John Rhys-Davies. Alan Quatermain is an elephant hunter. He accidentally meets a British nobleman named Henry Curtis. In order to pay for his son's medical school tuition, he decides to join Henry Curtis' adventure—searching for King Solomon's treasure. There are four people participating in this adventure trip: Quatermain, the British nobleman Henry Curtis, the naval officer John Good, and a young native. Although these four people have different motivations, they gradually build a deep friendship through the dangers and difficulties of the exploration. They cross the land, enduring the scorching heat of the desert, the harsh cold of the snow, and the boundless desert and lush forests, all of which make them feel the cruelty of nature. It is these extremely harsh environments and isolated living spaces that form the unique personality of the Africans. They are both cruel and kind; they crave power and expect sincerity, and they have their own understanding of life and death. On this strange and perilous land, they overcome all difficulties and obstacles, not only find the magical treasure but also win battle after battle. At the same time as winning victories, they also experience their own strength.