Sahara Story

▍Brief Introduction: "Stories from the Sahara" is a collection of essays by the contemporary writer Sanmao, and is also her popular representative work.
"Stories from the Sahara" is a collection of 19 essays by Sanmao, which record the joys, sorrows, and amusement of her life in the desert, depict her fairy-tale marriage with Jose, and showcase the unique and fascinating culture of the foreign land.
Sanmao's fresh, gentle, sincere and humorous writing conveys fiery courage and gentle tolerance. In "Stories from the Sahara," this girl, fearlessly moving forward on the road of life, indulges herself in burning, facing the myriad possibilities of life and blooming with brilliant light.
▍Editor's Recommendation★ A representative work by the legendary writer Sanmao, a masterpiece that cannot be avoided in Chinese literature, and the "ceiling" of Chinese prose in the hearts of countless people
★ Recommended by over 420,000 readers on Douban with a high score of 9.2, it ranks firmly in the top 15 of Douban’s overall reading list!
★ Newly revised, with carefully curated articles, this book fully presents Sanmao's life and work during her time in the Sahara. ★ A thousand possibilities for life, all captured in one book! Escape the ordinary, give you the courage to "break through," and "Always on the Road" will forever captivate you!
★ The starting point of countless dreams and distant aspirations, the shining beginning of countless people's success! Qi Yu, Brigitte Lin, Jia Pingwa, Rao Xueman, Lu Yu, Ji Di, Michelle Chen, Yao Chen... celebrities from all walks of life are reading Sanmao!
★ Record the happy highlights of Sanmao’s life and commemorate the “golden age” of her life that will never come back!
★ Designed by a renowned designer, this stunning, dreamy binding is a vibrant and vibrant display of Haloxylon ammodendron green and Quicksand gold.
★ An exquisite hourglass bookmark comes with the book to treasure the fleeting beautiful scenery and happy times!

2022-04-01

南海出版公司

New Classic Culture

320

9787544269223