10,000 yuan 2-month trip to 10 countries in Asia

Author: Ying Liguo
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Southeast Asia, South Asia—Buddhist paradises, emerald hills with bamboo houses, and rare flowers and plants. But once you recall the scene of traveling with a tour group, where you're like kindergarteners waving small flags, being flocked and followed, and moving in lockstep, it makes your head spin. And the taste of being forced to listen to instructions and shouts at every sight, whether you like it or not, is even more nauseating to a man of great ambition and. In short, this kind of restricted travel style doesn’t satisfy the heart, doesn’t give the body freedom, and doesn’t allow the spirit to roam freely—it doesn’t align with our innate carefree and unrestrained nature, as expressed in the phrase "Immortal masters wait to ride the yellow crane, sea travelers care not to follow the white gulls." How to live well? Eat well? Play well? These are the pearls of wisdom meticulously detailed in this book. The landscapes and cultural customs of foreign lands are a fascinating and vast panorama on the pages. The delightful and surprising insights gained from encountering unique people and scenes are the shocking highlights. Over 300 exquisite photographs in the book are carefully taken by the author along the way, offering readers a feast for the eyes. And I dare say that what the author achieved during the journey, anyone else can also achieve. Moreover, I believe that anyone who reads this book afterward will definitely live more beautifully, travel more enjoyably, eat more deliciously, and play more coolly! Southeast Asia, South Asia—Buddhist paradises, emerald hills with bamboo houses, and rare flowers and plants. But once you recall the scene of traveling with a tour group, where you're like kindergarteners waving small flags, being flocked and followed, and moving in lockstep, it makes your head spin. And the taste of being forced to listen to instructions and shouts at every sight, whether you like it or not, is even more nauseating to a man of great ambition and. In short, this kind of restricted travel style doesn’t satisfy the heart, doesn’t give the body freedom, and doesn’t allow the spirit to roam freely—it doesn’t align with our innate carefree and unrestrained nature, as expressed in the phrase "Immortal masters wait to ride the yellow crane, sea travelers care not to follow the white gulls." How to live well? Eat well? Play well? These are the pearls of wisdom meticulously detailed in this book. The landscapes and cultural customs of foreign lands are a fascinating and vast panorama on the pages. The delightful and surprising insights gained from encountering unique people and scenes are the shocking highlights. Over 300 exquisite photographs in the book are carefully taken by the author along the way, offering readers a feast for the eyes. And I dare say that what the author achieved during the journey, anyone else can also achieve. Moreover, I believe that anyone who reads this book afterward will definitely live more beautifully, travel more enjoyably, eat more deliciously, and play more coolly!