"Stories from the Sahara" Author: Sanmao Publisher: Nanhai Publishing Company

Introduction
▍Introduction
"Stories from the Sahara" is a collection of essays by the contemporary writer Sanmao, and also her popular representative work.
"Stories from the Sahara" contains 19 essays by Sanmao, which record the joys, sorrows and fun things that happened during her life in the desert, her fairy-like marriage life with Jose, and also show the strange and interesting exotic culture.
Sanmao conveys her fiery courage and gentle tolerance with fresh, soft, sincere and humorous words. This girl who walks fearlessly on the road of life indulges herself in "Stories from the Sahara" and shines brightly in the face of the thousands of possibilities of life.
▍Editor’s Recommendation
★ A representative work of the legendary writer Sanmao, a masterpiece that cannot be avoided in Chinese literature, and the "ceiling" of Chinese prose in the hearts of countless people.
★ Recommended with a high score of 9.2 by over 420,000 readers on Douban, it ranks firmly in the top 15 of Douban’s overall reading list!
★ Newly revised, with selected articles, fully presenting Sanmao's life and creation during the Sahara period
★ A thousand kinds of life possibilities, all in one book! Take you away from the ordinary, give you the courage to "break through", "Always on the Road" is always fascinating!
★ The starting point of countless people's dreams and distant places, the shining beginning of countless people! Qi Yu, Lin Qingxia, Jia Pingwa, Rao Xueman, Lu Yu, Ji Di, Chen Yanxi, Yao Chen... celebrities from all walks of life are reading Sanmao!
★ Record the happy highlights of Sanmao’s life and commemorate the “golden age” of her life that will never come back!
★ Designed by a well-known designer, with high-value dreamy binding. Haloxylon ammodendron x Quicksand Gold, brilliant and vigorous, full of vitality!
★ An exquisite hourglass bookmark comes with the book to treasure the fleeting beautiful scenery and happy moments!
About the Author
Sanmao (1943-1991), whose ancestral home is Dinghai, Zhejiang, was born in Chongqing and grew up in Taipei. In 1967, she went to study at the University of Madrid, and later worked at the University of Illinois and Chinese Culture University. In 1974, she married and settled in the Sahara Desert and the Canary Islands with her husband Jose. In 1976, she published "Stories from the Sahara", and her works have since become popular in the Chinese-speaking world. Her representative works include "The Rainy Season Will Never Come Back" and "How Many Flowers Have Fallen in Dreams".