Bi Shumin's Cultural Geography Essay: the World is Like a Brocade and the Heart is Like a Shuttle (visual Geography Reading by Famous Artists)

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The icebergs of Greenland are broad and crystal clear, the waterfalls of Norway are free and unrestrained; the chocolate of Switzerland exudes an alluring fragrance, and the papyrus of Egypt solidifies a bygone time; Masada has witnessed the resistance of the Jews who would rather die than surrender, and the Pashupatinath Temple carries the Hindus' thinking about death... Different regions, different customs; different cultures, different beliefs. The world is as colorful as a brocade, and the human heart is just like the shuttle that strings together its longitude and weft threads. Follow Bi Shumin and embark on a "cultural journey" on paper.

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