The second part of "Out of East Africa". When the epidemic tsunami hit, Zhang Xiang hurried back to Uganda from China. Uzbekistan's economy is in recession and social unrest. In addition to maintaining business operations in a foreign country, Zhang has to fight against the virus.
Reader comments
Very good. It is a documentary of life. It allows you to be immersed in the situation and understand the exotic customs without leaving home. The author's writing style is very delicate and not exaggerated. It feels real when you read it.
The writing is realistic and delicate. It is best to read the first part.
It's very interesting. Even though I haven't updated it for a while, I still want to continue to follow and read it.
Very good. It is a documentary of life. It allows you to be immersed in the situation and understand the exotic customs without leaving home. The author's writing style is very delicate and not exaggerated. It feels real when you read it.
The writing is realistic and delicate. It is best to read the first part.
It's very interesting. Even though I haven't updated it for a while, I still want to continue to follow and read it.