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In 1914, the Danish girl Karen embarked on a trip to Africa with her new husband. In Africa, she looked at the lions, watched the zebras scattering, and waited for the coffee to mature. In Africa, she suffered from illness, went through divorce, and went bankrupt... Passionate stories were staged here, and tragedy and comedy were often confused. I don't know how many years have passed, but she finally found herself. If we paddle hard today, we can give the girls of the future a smooth sailing.

A woman, a piece of hot land, a wonderful and touching experience, a sincere and free life experience. In 1914, 29-year-old Karen set foot on the hot land of Africa, full of longing to run a coffee farm with her husband. Horse riding, hunting, practicing medicine, planting her own coffee garden... She lovingly recorded every detail of her life in Africa, feeling the most profound call and response between soul, life and nature.

It is Africa that awakens the inner self. From the age of twenty-nine to forty-six, I was always empty-handed because I had touched everything. I always set out again and again, but nowhere is it better than Africa. I have no way of explaining it, but I know the stars are clearer in Africa than anywhere else. Africa took away everything from me, but also gave me everything. "Out of Africa" ​​is an autobiographical novel written by Karen Blixen based on her true experience of living in Africa. In 1914, Karen Blixen followed her husband to Kenya and ran a coffee estate at the foothills of Ngo Mountain. She used her seventeen years of experience and thirty-one years of nostalgia to write an epic about Africa. She also used her courage and strength to define her life.