The Shadow of Han and Ink: Essays on Science and Culture by Chen Fanglie

About This Novel

This book is a collection of the author's self-selected works based on half a century of science popularization creation and editing work practice, with science and culture as the entry point. It is divided into three parts: "Cultural Memory", "Science Popularization Essays" and "Edited and Created Miscellaneous Talks". The "Cultural Memory" section includes short essays in which the author records some memorable people and events in his life experience. They are not only inspired by the enlightenment of senior science popularizers, but also have some unforgettable experiences and insights. They are intertwined with the author's science popularization creation process, and together constitute an ups and downs of his pen and ink life. The "Popular Science Essays" section outlines the vicissitudes of human communication through independent but interrelated popular science narratives, and traces the vicissitudes of the information age. It not only conveys the history and knowledge of information technology, but also expresses the author's understanding of the connotation of popular science, and his understanding and thinking of innovative concepts in popular science such as the integration of science and humanities. In the "Editing and Creation" section, the author stands as a publisher, focusing on science popularization innovation and quality creation, and based on a large number of science popularization planning practices. Through short articles, he expresses his understanding of the connotation and characteristics of science popularization works and the planning of science popularization books. He also puts forward his views on the unscientific, homogeneous and other problems existing in current science popularization works, and incorporates some insights from his career.

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