Dr. Visier Meyasetsu Sanyü was giving a brief talk at the Community Education Workshop - Poverty and Wealth to support the Anti-Poverty Week 2017 in Box Hill. After listening to his talk on Nagaland and Feast of Merits and knowing that he had just published a book, I could not wait to read it. A few of us were there from '100 School Project', a volunteer-based charity organisation that my partner and I have recently joined as we feel for their cause, which is basically to support children's learning in poor countries (you can visit our website for more information if you're curious:  100schoolproject.org ). Our President/Co-Founder, Alan Wong, was invited as one of the guest speakers to talk about '100 School Project'. At the end of the day, he was given Visier's book as a thank-you gift. I was really looking forward to borrow it. Even though I'm not much of a history non-fiction reader and I don't know much about politics, I love a good read...