Eight Years in Tibet
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‘Eight Years in Tibet’ is a memoir by Peter Aufschnaiter, who stayed in Tibet longer than his contemporary Heinrich Harrer, author of 'Seven Years in Tibet.
' Aufschnaiter’s book provides a comprehensive and accurate depiction of Tibetan life around the time of the Chinese takeover, including his work on mapping, exploration, and interactions with various Tibetan social groups from peasants to nobility.
The book contains maps, drawings, and sketches, reflecting Aufschnaiter's deep engagement with the land and people.
Unlike Harrer’s more famous narrative, Aufschnaiter’s account is noted for its modesty and detailed ethnographic observations.
' Aufschnaiter’s book provides a comprehensive and accurate depiction of Tibetan life around the time of the Chinese takeover, including his work on mapping, exploration, and interactions with various Tibetan social groups from peasants to nobility.
The book contains maps, drawings, and sketches, reflecting Aufschnaiter's deep engagement with the land and people.
Unlike Harrer’s more famous narrative, Aufschnaiter’s account is noted for its modesty and detailed ethnographic observations.
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