The first half of the male protagonist's encounter in Saudi Arabia is a wonderful reproduction of Kafka's absurdity. It's actually quite understandable.
Interestingly, some small details:
when hunting the wolf, the wolf did not attack the sheep, so the male protagonist did not shoot the wolf.
The image of China here is relatively simple: Chinese doctors help with operations, and Chinese people have twice robbed the male protagonist of their jobs, not by any glorious means. Please, you are all trying to understand the Middle East, why don't you have the patience and interest to understand China?
The part of the female doctor swimming naked is so handsome~
In the end, the female doctor burst into tears after listening to the male protagonist's story of camping, and didn't understand the reason...
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