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UPDATED: April 2, 2008  
THESE WONDERFUL PEOPLE OF XINJIANG
The engaging spirit of the land and the energy and enthusiasm of the people will make their way into your heart, as it understandably did into the author's, and will capture your imagination and affection
 
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THESE WONDERFUL PEOPLE OF XINJIANG

Author: Lisa Carducci

Publisher: Foreign Languages Press

Year of publication: 2008

ISBN: 978-7-119-05180-2

Price: 98 yuan

Size: 150×230mm

Pages: 271

Contents:

The Lover of the Celestial Mountains

Cooking, Nothing Else

A Jaunt in Nature

Turpan at 47 Degrees Celsius

Grandmother Melon

In the Heart of Embroidery

Peaks Reaching the Sky

Self-taught and Humanist

A Life for a Treasure

The Hide and Soul of a Wild Horse

Bows and Arrows

Human Warmth As a Bonus

We Are Compeers

Caps That Fly

The Door of Destiny

Urumqi, Centre of Asia

Love Is All Her Life

Gone with the Sound of a Flute

To Guide the Muslims

Return to the East

My Friends, the Wolves

I Found My City

In the Realm of the Tarim Deer

As in the Photos

My Kirkiz Family

A Unique Border Guard

From the Iron Wire to the Steel Blade

The Miracle of an Oasis

Kashgar, the Fascinating

Conclusion: the Happiness of "Belonging"

Features:

With unique mystery, Xinjiang includes landscapes of extremes. With the hottest and the driest places of China, the largest of the country's deserts, and the world's lowest depression, Xinjiang is also home to wonderful people. Lisa Carducci has woven an exceptional tapestry of both the people and the region, both interconnected in their amazing intensity and charm. A border guard, an imam, a photographer, a restaurateur, a melon scientist, and a mountain climber are just a few of the outstanding characters that Lisa describes in gentle detail. The remarkable personalities and the landscape will draw you in and leave a lasting impression. The engaging spirit of the land and the energy and enthusiasm of the people will make their way into your heart, as it understandably did into the author's, and will capture your imagination and affection. After turning the last page of this fascinating and informative read, you will want to travel to Xinjiang's exotic locales and to experience the colorful local customs.

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Telephone: 010-68995844

E-mail: kycj2110@163.com



 
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