There is finally peace under the sky in this country, and the people of this country finally have a smile. It was at this time that the author Carmen set foot on this newly awakened land. She is like a flower in bud, covered with crystal dew-that is the hope that has bloomed.
As a tourist, I hurried across the country with my own feet, opened my eyes and saw everything that my eyes could reach. I scribbled a thick, rich and dazzling Cambodia in my blank head with only a few empty words about war or Angkor. Ruins, rainforests, beaches, faces, sunrises and sunsets, phoenix flowers full of trees ... Carmen is like a sponge that was originally dry and dusty. She was drenched and washed by the scenery all the way. Is she suffocating or shocked? She didn't know how to speak for a moment. It took fifteen months to screw out the sponge, and it was dripping-sorting out the words and pictures in the book.
The author tries his best to present what we want to know about Cambodia as three-dimensionally as possible, hoping that through this uneven mirror, we can pay attention to this country that is beginning to "bloom". All the words in the book are trying to encourage you to go on the road. The list of things in the kit seems tireless, but this chapter is particularly important for going to a third world country where English is not the first language. Although it can be called the most practical guide to Cambodia's self-help tour, the book is full of rich humanistic and artistic colors, historical and cultural accumulation, exquisite graphics and fashionable binding design, which makes this book have practical and aesthetic value and great collection value.