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Extraction code: 9zpr Title: Crossing the Middle East for a Hundred Years
Author: Guo
Douban score: 8.5
Publishing House: CITIC Publishing House
Publication year: 20 16- 1
Page count: 360
Content introduction:
The starting point of the modern Middle East issue is the collapse of the Ottoman Turkish Empire after the First World War. Before World War I, almost the whole Middle East was under the wings of the Ottoman Empire. With the collapse of the empire, a series of Arab countries were established. However, due to the immature politics, unbalanced economy and frequent religious conflicts in the newly established countries, disputes have been going on for a hundred years. Through roaming and research, this book discusses the ins and outs of disputes in the Middle East in the past century. Based on the historical context, this paper summarizes the Middle East issue into several major themes and chapters, interspersed with the author's on-the-spot observation, and reproduces the contradictions and conflicts in the Middle East in the form of stories.
About the author:
Guo, writer and traveler. 2 1 Former reporter of Century Business Herald. Publishing the novel Farewell to Shambhala; Cultural Travels, Asian Trilogy: India, the floating subcontinent, riding to the Yuan Dynasty under the cloud of three thousand pagodas; Biographies are "consistent" and business biographies are "artificial".