Go, Your Travels
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A good fit for
- 喜欢旅行随笔、城市书写与生活方式读物的读者
- 偏爱图文并茂、文字清寂的散文集的文艺青年
- 在都市生活中感到疲惫,想借阅读“出走”片刻的人
- 关注阿Sam“生活美学三部曲”的读者,或想收藏全彩修订版的读者
Not a good fit for
- 希望得到实用路线、交通住宿攻略的旅行者
- 不喜欢私人情绪与情感回忆穿插在旅行叙述中的读者
- 期待密集景点介绍与硬核地理人文知识的读者
Reading tips
- 不必按顺序读,可以挑一个当下想去的城市,读对应章节,再回头补读首尾的上海部分。
- 把它当睡前或通勤读物,一次读一两篇;作者的文字清淡,慢读比一口气读完更有味道。
- 读到情绪浓处可以放下书,想想自己在旅途中放不下的那个人或那段时光,再继续。
- 若喜欢本书,可接着读《趁,此身未老》与《不过,一场生活》,看作者如何从“在路上”写到日常。
About the publisher
Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House is a publisher known for its literary titles, with a catalogue spanning foreign literature, world classics, classical Chinese literature, essays and miscellaneous writings, and mystery and detective fiction. Judging from the more than 1,100 books in the database, the press publishes foreign classics such as Crime and Punishment, Snow Country, The Complete Sherlock Holmes and Letter from an Unknown Woman, as well as Chinese classical and modern literary works including Lu Xun's Wandering and A Madman's Diary and Wu Jingzi's The Scholars. In terms of translators and authors, translations by Cao Guowei and Tan Jinghua appear in its foreign literature titles, and the authors involved include Dostoevsky, Kawabata Yasunari, Conan Doyle and Zweig. Its publishing character lies in introducing Chinese and foreign literary classics side by side, balancing popular and serious works and attending to both readability and literary value. Public information is limited; the above is a brief overview based solely on the books in the database.
Contents
- Preface: Youth, Dreams, Travelers
- Chapter 1 Shanghai—Starting Point and Endpoint
- Starting from the Changde Apartments
- A Half-Dreaming Life
- Good Morning, Shanghai
- Chapter 2 Halfway Around the Globe
- Sydney—Facing the Sea, Spring Flowers Bloom
- The Long Road to Sydney
- A City That Befriends the Sea
- Melbourne—Don't Say You're Unhappy
- Tokyo—Better to Miss Than to Meet
- Saigon—Drip Coffee upon Waking from a Dream
- Seoul—Watch a Splendid Fireworks Show with You
- Taipei—Hiding in the Lively December Night
- Bangkok—Longing Never Closes
- Chapter 3 Life Elsewhere
- Beijing—A Back Garden for the Mood
- Xiamen—C Major After the Rain
- Fuzhou—City of Alcohol
- Shangri-La—The Meaning of Travel
- Chapter 4 Small-Town Memories
- Singapore—The Ice Cream Taste of Little India
- Adelaide—A Bottle of Penfolds Red Wine on the Hilltop
- Wuhan—Summer in the River City
- The Yangtze—A Hometown You Cannot Return To
- Afterword
FAQ
这本书是旅行攻略吗?
应该选2011年版还是2017年版?
没有读过作者其他书,能直接读这本吗?
书里的城市线索有哪些?
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About the author
Public information about A Sam is currently limited, with no clear records of their background, nationality, or dates of birth and death. The library holds one work by this author, "Cultural Luminaries Look at the World: Travel Essays" (5 volumes), classified under travel. Judging from the title and genre, the series presents travel essays, with different writers from cultural fields contributing individual volumes. Centered on journeys and observation, it blends travel experiences, cultural impressions, and personal reflection, combining travel record with humanistic essay. Such writing usually does not aim at practical guidebook information but values the narrator's perspective and literary interest, suiting readers drawn to travel literature and cultural observation. Because information about the author is sparse, judgments about style and influence can only be preliminary, pending further material.