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Extraction code: 97qt Title: My Adventure Career II
Author: [Sweden] Sven Hedin
Translator: Li Wanrong
Douban score: 8.5
Publishing House: People's Literature Publishing House
Publication year: 20 16- 10
Page count: 382
Content introduction:
An explorer in the hinterland of Central Asia, a lonely traveler
Inspired by the Nordensked expedition, Swedish explorer Sven? He arranged his first trip to Asia in the summer of 1885, from Russian Central Asia to Persia, and gradually reached the center of Asia. Five years later, he followed a camel team from a small town in eastern Russia to Kashgar, a border town in China. This trip made him have an indissoluble bond with Xinjiang and Tibet in China. Three years later, He Ding made another expedition to Central Asia, focusing on the Tarim region, with a total distance of 10498 km. After that, he fought many times in the western part of China and entered the barren land, trying to climb the "father of icebergs" Muztag Ata and challenge the Taklimakan Desert, the land of death. One of the most remarkable achievements is the discovery of Loulan ancient city and the redefinition of Lop Nur.
Sven, the "father of western exploration"? He Ding has been to China five times.
Footprints are all over Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Tibet, Gansu, Shaanxi and other places.
Survived in the Taklimakan Desert, and failed to climb the Mustag Atta in Pamirs several times.
The first scientific exploration was carried out in Lop Nur, and the ancient city of Loulan, which disappeared for more than 1600 years, was found in the desert.
About the author:
Sven Hedin (1865- 1952) was born in Stockholm, Sweden. He started his trip to Central Asia from 1885 and went deep into the hinterland of Asia step by step. /kloc-at the end of 0/890, he entered Kashgar with the camel team. Since then, his exploration career has been closely integrated with the western regions, and he is known as the "father of exploration in the western regions". Swing Harding's exploration and investigation in western China lasted for more than 40 years, during which he made many important discoveries and original opinions, and also wrote many weighty works, including Eight Years' Exploration in the Hinterland of Asia, Crossing Asia, Silk Road, Long March and Report on Scientific Investigation in Central Asia.