Publisher's Synopsis
- A true rider holds it as an honor to conquer any terrain on their "iron horse," choosing to dismount only when absolutely necessary, even amidst the gorges and snowy passes of Northern China. What philosophy drives such a rider? This book reveals the dangers encountered on China's roads, the methods to extricate oneself from challenging situations, and the peculiar and mysterious incidents observed. It also sheds light on the nature of the Chinese people, their trustworthiness, and the authentic experience of life in the Chinese hinterlands. Moreover, this book is not merely a travelogue; it offers comprehensive, firsthand instructions for bicycle tours in China, providing valuable guidance for your future journeys in this land. Wishing you the best of luck!
- The author, proficient in Mandarin, moved to China in his youth and spent 30 years in Beijing, where he practiced martial arts, engaged in traveling, and pursued mountaineering.
