"Travel Around the Earth" is written by Xu Tieren, a veteran earth citizen for 20 years, who has traveled to 52 countries. From the perspective of humanistic care, he reveals the details of people's lives in various countries that you can't see in travel guides, such as "the happy life of Australian taxis", "the prices at African airports that shock the Chinese" and "how much pocket money Japanese children have every month". "Travel Around the Earth" restores a real world for you. Perhaps the meaning of travel should be to rediscover the world and reunderstand oneself in another identity.
Reader comments
Sometimes it's a reporter, sometimes it's like the "Beijing Global People's Livelihood Survey Office", and the final conclusion is a bit humorous. There is a veteran cadre style of giving reports, with official words. It is a textbook-level travel book, written 16 years ago.
Moreover, the book also contains a lot of content that cannot be seen in travel guides, and it feels very real. I especially like the author's description of American waiters. Their confidence and grace are really enviable. This reminds me of a book I read before, "Ten Years of Backpacking", which also contains many interesting stories and insights about travel. However, this book pays more attention to the description of the humanistic details of different countries, allowing people to have a deeper understanding of cultures around the world.
Very good. I have read a lot of travel books. This one is unique and valuable.
Sometimes it's a reporter, sometimes it's like the "Beijing Global People's Livelihood Survey Office", and the final conclusion is a bit humorous. There is a veteran cadre style of giving reports, with official words. It is a textbook-level travel book, written 16 years ago.
Moreover, the book also contains a lot of content that cannot be seen in travel guides, and it feels very real. I especially like the author's description of American waiters. Their confidence and grace are really enviable. This reminds me of a book I read before, "Ten Years of Backpacking", which also contains many interesting stories and insights about travel. However, this book pays more attention to the description of the humanistic details of different countries, allowing people to have a deeper understanding of cultures around the world.
Very good. I have read a lot of travel books. This one is unique and valuable.