Qatar
by Sun Peide
About This Novel
The magic of Qatar is reflected in many aspects: as a place name, it has a long history, but as a country, it is new; although it is a man's world due to historical tradition, women are not inferior to men in education, and the number of female college students exceeds that of boys; among regional countries, it is better to advocate the improvement of the status of women, but the distinction between men and women and the separation of men and women are still very strict; the elimination of press censorship and the establishment of the Ministry of Information is unique among regional countries, and freedom of speech often makes the US's regional hegemony obvious... And so on, which fully reflects the unique characteristics of Qatar, which enjoys a harmonious balance among various contradictions, which is impressive.
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Official(2)Scraped 7d ago
This is probably the benefit of liberal arts students! It's written in such detail and clearness that I no longer have to worry about not having accurate information to memorize~ And it's written in an easy-to-understand way! As a science student, I don't even feel scared~
Approaching Qatar
Occasionally, I think of a joke in the circle of friends that is not a joke: When we were children, we always thought that there were only two countries in the world, China and foreign countries. To be honest, I used to think so too. It wasn't until I grew up and gained knowledge that I slowly realized my past ignorance. But even so, the countries I know about are only those countries that often appear in the news. As for Qatar, when I read this book, I learned that there is an Arab country called "Qatar" in southwest Asia. I have to say, this is not a very humorous book. On the contrary, for me who is used to reading novels, it can even be called a bit boring. But at the same time, I must say that its rigor and detail are a great plus. Especially the description of all aspects of the country Qatar in this book gave me the most basic understanding of this country. Maybe we will never truly reach this country in this life, but at least we have known it.
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Community(0)
Official(2)Scraped 7d ago
This is probably the benefit of liberal arts students! It's written in such detail and clearness that I no longer have to worry about not having accurate information to memorize~ And it's written in an easy-to-understand way! As a science student, I don't even feel scared~
Approaching Qatar
Occasionally, I think of a joke in the circle of friends that is not a joke: When we were children, we always thought that there were only two countries in the world, China and foreign countries. To be honest, I used to think so too. It wasn't until I grew up and gained knowledge that I slowly realized my past ignorance. But even so, the countries I know about are only those countries that often appear in the news. As for Qatar, when I read this book, I learned that there is an Arab country called "Qatar" in southwest Asia. I have to say, this is not a very humorous book. On the contrary, for me who is used to reading novels, it can even be called a bit boring. But at the same time, I must say that its rigor and detail are a great plus. Especially the description of all aspects of the country Qatar in this book gave me the most basic understanding of this country. Maybe we will never truly reach this country in this life, but at least we have known it.
