Chapter 20 what china sends back

Beside the sand dunes, I was lowering my head to pay attention to the road under my feet, and there was a greeting in my ear: Hello! It sounds like Chinese spoken by foreigners, but it is quite good, not because of the pronunciation, but because of the intonation.In all languages, the pronunciation is intelligible, and the intonation is friendly.I quickly raised my head, only to see a young Egyptian with shiny brown skin and slightly sunken eyes standing in front of me. His name is Hamdi, and his Chinese name is Wang Dali. He learned Chinese in Cairo and studied in China.Hearing that we are here, I came to help with the translation, and I have been waiting at the door for more than an hour.

Which university did you study in China?I asked. Anhui Normal University is not in Hefei, the provincial capital, but in Wuhu.he answered. This made me excited and said: I am the son-in-law of Anhui, you know?Tomorrow, my wife will arrive here from Anhui! Yes, your wife is very famous.He said, I almost became a son-in-law in Anhui, and my girlfriend was from Ma'anshan. Later, due to religious reasons, her family disagreed. With just a few words, his hand was already on my shoulder. For the next few days, we were a little bit inseparable from him.Originally, there would be a tour guide explaining every visit, but Wang Dali humbly hid aside and kept silent.We asked some questions, but the tour guide couldn't get the point out of his answers many times. Wang Dali couldn't help explaining a few words softly. Unexpectedly, these few explanations were both cheerful and humorous. The tour guide was gradually left out in the cold, very sad, and said that he would sue the travel company, since he had sent her, why should he send a stronger one.In fact, Wang Dali didn't belong to anyone's tribe at all, he came here voluntarily.

He loves Egyptian cultural relics very much. He said that when he was young, his teacher took them to travel around, and he saw many cultural relics scattered in the fields. I don't know that this statue is probably three or four thousand years old.The general emphasis on cultural relics is the vision brought by foreign scholars and tourists later.As for himself, he only understood it after reading a lot of books and walking a lot. He hoped that more Chinese travelers would come to Egypt.In recent years, there are some in Taiwan, but very few in mainland China.Among the Asian travelers, Japan and Korea are the most popular, but he doesn't seem to like them very much.When he said this, he was leading us to visit the Saladin Castle Mosque. When entering the mosque, you have to take off your shoes. The soles of shoes should not be pressed directly on the carpet, as this is equivalent to not taking off the shoes.Wang Dali saw a group of Korean travelers not following this rule from a distance, and immediately stood up with a tiger's face, and said softly to us, I'm going to teach them a lesson again.Then use a string of English shouts to order them to change it.

Can I have some complaints about the tourists from mainland China who just appeared here?He thought for a long time before asking this question carefully, and he used the word micro word very carefully.Encouraged, he blurted out one, two, three, four, as if he had held back for a long time. 1. Few people listen to the tour guide’s explanation of cultural relics, and only want to shop and take pictures; 2. They are full of energy every night, drinking and playing cards, and they look sleepy when traveling the next day He felt that the concrete image of a country was reflected in scattered travelers.There are very few Chinese tourists at present, and the impact is not great. In the future, there will be more, but it will be a big event.The meeting of two ancient civilizations cannot make a joke of a young country.

After finishing speaking, he relaxed, pointed to a small iron bell tower of the Saladin Castle Church, and said: This is a gift from the French, and we Egypt gave them a beautiful obelisk, which was erected in their Place de la Concorde Well, they paid back the gift, how stingy it was to send such an ugly thing!We regret it, that obelisk should be given to China.China will not be so stingy and has the qualifications to accept it.He said it seriously. I have lingered on the Place de la Concorde in Paris for a long time, and I was particularly impressed by the gold-plated Egyptian obelisk on the top.At that time, I thought that the Concorde Square, where so many great sorrows and great joys took place, had this ancient Egyptian monument, and the historical merits and demerits were handed over to the mystery of Kuangyuan. Today, I realized that there is still an injustice to the hometown of the ancient monument.

If Egypt really wanted to send the monument to China at the same age, what should we send back? October 12, 1999, Cairo, Egypt, overnight at Les 3 Pyramides Hotel