What was the main content of The Story of the Sahara?

The Story of the Sahara was about the adventures of an American explorer in the Sahara Desert in Africa. The protagonist of the novel, John Taylor, was an American whose mission was to lead an expedition across the Sahara Desert. In the desert, they encountered many difficulties and dangers, including high temperatures, lack of water, food shortage, and attacks from wild animals. Taylor and his companions had to constantly adapt and adjust to survive in the desert. The novel described the adventures of Taylor and his companions in the Sahara Desert, showing the natural scenery, culture, and social structure of the Sahara Desert in Africa. It also explored the human will to survive, adaptability, and adventurous spirit, as well as the importance of interpersonal relationships in extreme environments. A Tale of the Sahara became one of the masterpieces of Ernest Hemmingway and was widely regarded as a classic work depicting African culture.