Lost in the Middle East

The book describes in detail the author's experiences in nine countries of Israel, Palestine, Iran, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Tunisia, Libya and Turkey, and combines the views of history, culture, politics and humanity, uncovering the mysterious veil of the Middle East.The book is strongly illustrated, taking into account the practical tourism information and making the readers unconsciously create a sense of engagement, which is a practical guidebook and humanistic knowledge reader. Highlights: 1. The countries of the Middle East occupy an important position in the world today, and its culture has a long history and deep roots, which deserves more understanding. However, the material in this aspect is not widely seen in Hong Kong. 2. Because the Middle East is the focus of conflict between Mohammedan countries and western powers, the book caters to anyone who wants to learn more about the history and the situation of the Middle East, which is a practical travel guide. 3. The book records what the author sees and feels in the local area. The content is objective and detailed and the different cultures are thoroughly described, which is an excellent humanistic knowledge reader. 4. The picture of this book is very shocking. The author has contributed great courage and perseverance to taking pictures of history, religion and human landscape.