Saving Fish from Drowning

In Amy Tan's novel, a group of American tourists embarks on an art expedition from the Himalayan foothills into Burma's jungles, where plans unravel following their tour leader's mysterious death. As they navigate unfamiliar territory filled with tribal curses, questionable motives, and political intrigue, they encounter a series of surreal and thought-provoking situations. Blending fact and fiction, the story explores themes of perception, reality, and morality, all set against a backdrop of Burma's complex political landscape and rich cultural tapestry.