African Years
by Wen Xian
About This Novel
The author has served twice as a resident reporter in southern Africa since the early 1990s, traveling to all countries on the African continent south of Uganda. This book records the author's experience and knowledge on the African continent, and tells real-life examples including the establishment of the People's Daily reporter station in South Africa, promoting the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and South Africa, minefields in Angola, refugee camps in Zaire, and Chinese doctors in Zimbabwe. It is precious first-hand information. The book also records the historical process of peace and war in some countries, and includes exclusive full records of Mandela's announcement that South Africa will establish diplomatic relations with China, as well as an exclusive interview with Ambassador Liu Guijin, the winner of the "July 1st Medal".
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