"Motorcycle Diaries: Travels in Latin America" is a travel diary and a spiritual autobiography, describing the travels of Che Guevara, the soul of the "romantic adventurer", around Latin America when he was young. In December 1951, Guevara and his friend Alberto Granado set out from Cordoba on a dilapidated motorcycle and began their long-awaited trip. The trip lasted 9 months and spanned 8,000 kilometers across the Latin American continent. During the trip, they enjoyed the magnificent scenery of the Latin American continent, including the Andes Mountains, the Atacama Desert and the Amazon River, and also witnessed the amazing Indian cultural heritage.
The text in this book is popular and fluent, sometimes poetic, sometimes humorous, giving readers a wonderful reading experience. The story descriptions in the book are compact and moving, the scenes depict vivid images, and have a movie-like look. The book is also interspersed with many interesting vignettes, making it lively and hilarious to read. Che Guevara's in-depth exploration of Latin American culture and reflection on the history and current situation of Latin America add a strong ideological quality to this book.
Reader comments
This masterpiece expresses Guevara's sympathy for the oppressed people of Latin America and his understanding of social injustice. It is also the first film that will lead Guevara to become a revolutionary in the future.
This book was like a road movie, taking me through the customs and customs of Latin America. Che Guevara's words are full of poetry, making me feel like I am actually there. This reminds me of "Ten Years of Backpacking", which are also books about travel. They both made me feel the vastness and color of the world. I like books that touch my soul. They make me full of love and yearning for life.
The final summary is the essence
With his sometimes humorous and sometimes profound writing style, Che tells how he gradually transformed from an enthusiastic young traveler into a great communist.
A truly mature and outstanding communist!
Originally a second-rate son from a rich family, he wandered around South America ignorantly. He traveled around and learned about the world, and his empathetic heart turned to the red star!
He has never left, he will always be the braggadocio who rides his motorcycle towards the sun at dusk, fighting for an extra ray of sunshine for everyone.
This masterpiece expresses Guevara's sympathy for the oppressed people of Latin America and his understanding of social injustice. It is also the first film that will lead Guevara to become a revolutionary in the future.
This book was like a road movie, taking me through the customs and customs of Latin America. Che Guevara's words are full of poetry, making me feel like I am actually there. This reminds me of "Ten Years of Backpacking", which are also books about travel. They both made me feel the vastness and color of the world. I like books that touch my soul. They make me full of love and yearning for life.
The final summary is the essence
With his sometimes humorous and sometimes profound writing style, Che tells how he gradually transformed from an enthusiastic young traveler into a great communist.
A truly mature and outstanding communist!
Originally a second-rate son from a rich family, he wandered around South America ignorantly. He traveled around and learned about the world, and his empathetic heart turned to the red star!
He has never left, he will always be the braggadocio who rides his motorcycle towards the sun at dusk, fighting for an extra ray of sunshine for everyone.