What is the book Survival in the Wilderness (Bell's) about?

This paper traces the belief system of Bell family and recalls a series of growth stories and mental journey of Bell from childhood to fame. Bell's desire for adventure stems from the instinctive impulse of life and the spirit of taking adventure as his lifelong career.

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Survival in the Wild (Man vs. Wild) is Bell's autobiography. In the book, Bell shared the touching stories between Bell and his family and friends, reviewed the process of participating in SAS and climbing Mount Everest, decrypted the secret of shooting the TV program "Survival in the Wilderness", revealed the wonderful tidbits behind the scenes, and restored a sincere, brave, determined and humorous Bell.

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"Man vs. Wilderness" tells the story of the growth of adventure spirit of a world-class extreme explorer and a master of outdoor survival show for the first time. Bagriels is an adventurous teenager in the Isle of Wight, England. He grew up naughty and lonely in the wilderness and waves. He graduated from Eton College, from which he learned what is the true British spirit and what is freedom.

/kloc-When he was 0/8 years old, he hiked through northern India during his graduation trip, secretly wishing at the foot of the Himalayas that he would one day reach the top of the holy peak. At the age of 22, he broke through all difficulties and sweated profusely, and joined the British Air Force Secret Service, the most outstanding, mysterious and courageous organization in the world, and became a proud member of SAS.

He cooperated with Discovery Channel to shoot the most exciting adventure program "Survival in the Wilderness" in the world, and traveled all over the most sinister and barren places of despair in the world.

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