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Reports from the Jungle of Kampuchea
Yang Mu, et al.
ASIN: B0034XRSF0
Publisher: Red San Publishing, LLC
Pages: 51

In Reports from the Jungles of Kampuchea, Mr. Yang Mu, a former senior journalist for Xin Hua News Agency in China, takes us on a historic and turbulent odyssey. Upon his arrival in the mountainous area of Western Kampuchea in September of 1980, he found that fierce fighting was still going on between the Vietnamese and the Democratic Kampuchea. Mr. Yang reported he was in a most hostile and violent situation. He also rode with the Kampuchean soldiers on nineteen-hour elephant rides, clearing a path for freedom.From the eerie chapter "Why Is the Moon So Bright?" to the melancholy "No Country, No Home", Mr. Yang Mu cannot help but be sympathetic to the Kampuchean people against the Vietnamese murders. For his bravery and diligent reporting Mr. Yang received China’s highest honor in journalism in 1987. Reports from the Jungles of Kampuchea was just one of the many reasons why this ...
Amazon Rating:
3.5 stars from 12 ratings