Summary Of The Seven Wonders Of China By Jonathan Fenby

Here is a short biography of the author, Jonathan Fenby (born 11 November 1942). He was a co-founder of Trusted Sources in 2006 and was a managing director in China research. His wealth knowledge of China research made him specialist in Chinese politics, policy interpretation and broader political economy of China. He was formerly editor of The South China Morning Post from year 1995 to 2000, The Economist, Reuters World Service and The Observer. Besides that, he was also the author of 8 books on China included “The Seventy Wonders Of China” and the latest “Will China Dominate The 21st Century For Polity”.
I have never been to China, but the author Jonathan Fenby made me feel that I have already live at that beautiful country for a long time. Each point in the book was shown in detail and it is easy for the reader to get the main idea or main point because each important key word was highlighted or in bold form. Besides that, all the pages are filled with real photographs and pictures that related which is the best way for learning historical subject – by showing the real images in the past. So here is the main
Its region range from the deep freeze of the winter in Manchuria to the semi-tropical lushness of Yunnan in the southwest. The naturals wonders of China are both vast and focused. They range from huge mountains and great rivers to corners of beauty, a bamboo grove, a highland valley with a cascading waterfall, a lake surrounded by willows. There are extraordinary geological formations, such as the karst outcrops at Guilin, and one of the widest variety of trees and flowers to be found anywhere on earth, many of which have been exported over the years to the West. The national flower, the Chinese peony, is known as ‘the colour of the nation and the scent of heaven’. With 10 percent of the world’s vertebrates, wildlife is equally varied from pandas and tigers to dolphins and tall crane birds that represent