Lost Horizon

Hilton, James. Lost Horizon New York: William Morrow and Company, 1939. I have read "Lost Horizon" for the book's report. The main characters of this story are Conway, Marinson, Bernard and Miss Brin crew. Conway is a 37 - year - old man without a wife or other family members. Marinson is a 20 - year - old young man who is not married. Bernard is a middle-aged man, with no wife or family. Miss Brinko is a 50-year-old woman. The story is about the four passengers in the plane that should travel from Baskul to Peshawar.

Hilton started a novel using the literary skills of the framework. - The internal emotions of internal symptoms of the body are everywhere, sometimes diseases and illnesses appear. Because of these conditions, the doctors usually tell us about the "wrong" of the body. These scientific observations used to determine diseases and conditions cast doubts on whether there is something behind a cell causing malfunction.

I remember reading a fictional place drawn by British writer James Hilton, a wonderful Shangri-La in 1933 novel "The Lost Horizon". He painted Shangri-La as a mysterious and harmonious valley. This myth became synonymous with the Earth paradise, especially the mysterious Himalayan utopia - a country of eternal happiness isolated from the outside world. For me, Tibet is truly this utopia, a non-imaginary Shangri-La artist. Songs, temples, chanting, smiles, horses, mountains of snow ... I am surrounded by Tibet every day; beauty is everywhere. I especially like the light of the Qinghai Tibet Plateau, and Tibetan skin color is very suitable for painting. So Tibet is my Shangri-La, my constant source of inspiration.

Shangri-La is a rare case - a fictitious place, eventually it will be a reality to satisfy the desire of travelers to visit! The name was invented by British writer James Hilton who published his novel "The Lost Horizon" in 1933. In this book, four British struck the Kunlun Mountains (Western Tibet) when they evacuated from India. They discovered themselves in the calm and isolated Shangri-La kingdom, which is governed by the monks. The hero found a spiritual harmony there and even suggested being a successor to Hirama. Hilton himself (although he had visited the Hunza Valley in Pakistan) has never been to Tibet, but he read a series of Tibetan relics at the British Museum and read a contemporary travel record. Shangri-la's name may come from a wonderful place of happiness from the Shamballa-Tibetan scripture

Lost Horizon is a story of four people who were kidnapped when they evacuated from a devastated Asian city in war and were taken to the mysterious and mysterious valley of the mountainous area of ​​Tibet called Shangri-La . Shangri-La is a very strange place. It is isolated, not on the map, nobody has heard of it. Shangri-La is also very calm. There is no controversy among residents, so that they are all polite and calm, so there is no need for a police, court or prison. Shangri-La's aging process has been extended; most people have a lifetime of more than 100 years. This is because Shangri-La has no stress or anxiety, but also for special herbs that grow there.