Wu Zhiwei

Wu Zhiwei

Since 2003, Wu Zhiwei has been in Nepal alone for three times in the civil war. He has deeply recorded the life of the people in Nepal who suffered from 10 years of war. He has published articles such as "exploring the civil war in Nepal" and "Nepal: War and peace in heaven", which have aroused great social repercussions.

Later, he went to Egypt and Vietnam

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Wu Zhiwei, male

，19？？ Born in Guangzhou in 2009, he was elected "contemporary Xu Xiake" of China. he was the CEO of Rolls Royce in China and later became a freelancer.

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From the investigation of the living conditions of the people after the terrorist bombings in Cairo, he wrote the Book Egypt: the soul prays. In 2005, Wu Zhiwei entered Vietnam twice to investigate the living conditions of the Vietnamese people and published articles such as "Vietnam: the land scorched by war". In July 2006, Wu Zhiwei went alone to Daliang Mountain, a Chinese frontier tribe, and went deep into the hinterland of Daliang Mountain to learn about the living conditions of the Yi tribe. Three months later, he launched a nationwide charity activity "caring for strangers · Liangshan trip in 2006" to help students in at least three mountain primary schools solve the problems of winter life and learning materials. In 2008, he spent 60 days in East Africa, Tanzania and Kenya to record the notorious "genocide" caused by Kenya's presidential election. Then he went deep into the prairies and primitive tribes of East Africa and explored the coast of East Africa along the route of Zheng He's voyages to the West. He wrote solo East Africa: expedition to the land of the lion king. in the past two years, Wu Zhiwei traveled more than 3000 kilometers along the Ganges River Basin in India to explore the life, customs, religion and natural environment of people on both sides of the Ganges River in Nepal, India and Bangladesh, and published special articles such as the power of faith: the great Ganges River. Baidu Encyclopedia content is shared by netizens. If you find that your data content is inaccurate or incomplete, you are welcome to use your own data service (free) to participate in the correction. Go to > > now