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蒙古国纪行：从乌兰巴托到阿尔泰山
Luo Feng
The inspection trip to Mongolia in the summer of 2006 was a historical inspection tour of Mongolia that was mainly conducted by Chinese scholars and participated by personnel from many countries and disciplines. It lasted 14 days and covered 2,800 kilometers. Archaeologist Luo Feng wrote this book based on detailed and rich travel notes, vividly describing the joys and sorrows and gains of the group. Along the way, the author never left his pen, not letting go of every detail of his personal feelings and life. He followed the style of his predecessors in scientific exploration, and carefully recorded the unique customs and customs of nomadic life, the magnificent scenery of the grassland, as well as the deer stones, inscriptions, ruins, tombs, etc. Left by the ancestors. Together with a large number of photos and hand-drawn pictures, this journey became a rare masterpiece of scientific research notes. The author's description of the academic trip is flesh-and-blood, especially the description of many details during the study trip and the detailed observation of Mongolian society, economy, and people's livelihood, presenting the appearance of an excellent study report. The significance of this book also lies in the fact that Chinese readers know very little about Mongolia. As the social and economic exchanges between China and Mongolia have deepened in recent years, the book's description of Mongolia's history and current situation can satisfy the strong interest of Chinese readers.
The inspection trip to Mongolia in the summer of 2006 was a historical inspection tour of Mongolia that was mainly conducted by Chinese scholars and participated by personnel from many countries and disciplines. It lasted 14 days and covered 2,800 kilometers. Archaeologist Luo Feng wrote this book based on detailed and rich travel notes, vividly describing the joys and sorrows and gains of the group. Along the way, the author never left his pen, not letting go of every detail of his personal feelings and life. He followed the style of his predecessors in scientific exploration, and carefully recorded the unique customs and customs of nomadic life, the magnificent scenery of the grassland, as well as the deer stones, inscriptions, ruins, tombs, etc. Left by the ancestors. Together with a large number of photos and hand-drawn pictures, this journey became a rare masterpiece of scientific research notes. The author's description of the academic trip is flesh-and-blood, especially the description of many details during the study trip and the detailed observation of Mongolian society, economy, and people's livelihood, presenting the appearance of an excellent study report. The significance of this book also lies in the fact that Chinese readers know very little about Mongolia. As the social and economic exchanges between China and Mongolia have deepened in recent years, the book's description of Mongolia's history and current situation can satisfy the strong interest of Chinese readers.