
Tales of the Strange in Africa
非洲异闻录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 39k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
38Chapters
3Reads
5.8Score
15.8kReads · all time
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Reader comments 8
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Speaking of it, it feels like sitting under the summer arbor and chatting, looking at the sky and blowing the wind, very comfortable! Very nice!
Zhou Yike's experience was amazing. Staying with the Maasai people and Somali pirates was not an experience that ordinary people could have. I especially hate those Somali pirates. What they did has brought too much pain to others. However, this book also made me understand that every place has different people and stories, and we cannot use stereotypes to view a place.
It gave me a glimpse into a different world
Really well written! From the author's words, you can feel the vitality of Africa's savage growth.
It's so beautiful that you can finish it in a short time and see Africa from another angle! A diverse world! Diverse people! Because I have been thinking about going to Africa to see the great migration of animals recently, I read this book when I saw it. I hope that one day I can actually go and see it! The vast and magical land of Africa!
The writing is real and cordial, as if it were live. Thank you to the author for his thoughtful work.
It's not bad to hear about a foreign country. It's thousands of miles away and the people are all different, but it's just too far away that I can't empathize.
I like this book very much. I have never been to Africa. After reading this book, I feel that Africa is more realistic. I read it in a short time on my way to and from get off work, and I still have endless thoughts.