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Extraction code: p9d5 Title: Silk Road: A New Journey

Author: (Japan) Ichiro Omura

Douban score: 6.4

Press: Beijing United Publishing Company

Publication year: 20 16- 10

Page count: 240

Content introduction:

☆ A great trip across time and space, a hiking trip to cherish historical memory, take care of reality and look forward to the future.

☆ From Xi 'an in the east to Rome in the west, it runs through China, Central Asia, West Asia and Europe 14 countries, with a journey of 900 days and nights, 12000 km. ☆ The long Silk Road is full of different faces, different life stories, different dreams, different struggles, different joys and sorrows. In those long history, those brilliant civilizations and great events that changed the course of mankind wiped out individuals. For history, the individual is too small, but for the individual, history is every day of life.

-1, director of Li Xiaodong documentary "Silk Road, New Journey", focused on the continuous promotion of the "Belt and Road" strategy, which promoted the economic, political and cultural exchanges and development along the Silk Road, and the "Silk Road" also attracted continuous attention at home and abroad.

2. From the perspective of the Japanese, it is of profound educational significance to think from what you really see and hear. After the Silk Road, the good and evil, accidents and gains caused by cross-examination are thought-provoking.

3, real photos, recorded scenery, humanities, historical reference significance is self-evident. The work is also printed in four-color hardcover, faithfully presenting the photos taken by the author.

The author started from Xi, China on foot, passed through Lanzhou, Zhangye, Luotuoweizi, Urumqi, Horgos, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Iran, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary and Slovenia, and finally arrived in Rome, Italy, and completed his own hiking trip on the Silk Road. And use the pen and camera in your hand to record the customs, history and culture, economic status, political conflicts, religious beliefs, concern for the present and thinking about the future.

About the author:

Ichiro Omura was born in Shimizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan on 1970. After graduating from college, I set out from Xi 'an, China, along the ancient Silk Road, crossing China, Central Asia, West Asia and Europe, which lasted for two and a half years and finally arrived in Rome, Italy. After that, he spent seven years writing this travel book.

"Life is the process of opening the door. Every time we open a door, we will gain something. "