Dream of Wild Dust

[Biography of the last Qing army entering Tibet to fight against the British and counter-rebellion in 1909: Defeat the invading British devils, exterminate the rebel bandits who violated the anti-secession law, and defend China's Tibet! A wonderful book about Tibetan adventures and a love story about life and death: a wonderful biographical novel, a precious military and political memorandum of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, and a humanistic geographical investigation report on Tibetan customs and customs and the Tibetan Plateau a hundred years ago. The description of the lover Xiyuan is touching every word; the description of survival in the wilderness is shocking at every turn. This book fully displays the real situation in Sichuan and Tibet before and after the Revolution of 1911, depicting the mountains, rivers, landforms, customs and customs of the Tibetan areas, the language is concise and elegant, and the narrative is moving. A biographical novel written in 1936 by Chen Quzhen, who was the camp commander of the anti-British troops entering Tibet during the Qing Dynasty, director of the Yuanling Administration Office of the Republic of China, and commander of the New Sixth Army, and was known as the "King of Western Hunan." He is a heroic man, and his writing is eloquent. His personal experiences are recorded by those who have experienced Tibet. He traveled on ice and snow, and took adventures in the mountains. His deeds can be seen before his eyes: the precipitous and beautiful natural scenery in the Tibetan area, the ancient and simple folk customs, the complex and sinister official environment, the alienation of human nature in desperate situations, the survival wisdom of escape from the desperate situation, the deep friendship between the Tibetan and Korean people, and the touching love song. It is truly extraordinary. What Chen Quzhen composed is not only an incredible personal legend, but also a symphony of the times that reflects the changes in history.