Chasing the Light at the Academy: A Bumpy Road of Lifelong Dedication

The material of this book comes from real life. It seems that it is written by someone who has worked and lived in university for many years. It is impossible for a layman to fabricate so many application scenarios out of thin air. I applaud the author for his persistence and seriousness and look forward to his subsequent new works.

The book is written like a personal biography, but it is very close to the reality of that era. The author carefully created it based on his experience. 👍👍👍 After reading this book, I was reminded that the book starts from when Qin Fen started working in the early 1980s and ends when he retires at the age of 60. There is a time span of more than 40 years, which happens to be the decades of great development, mergers and enrollment expansion of China's higher education institutions. From Qin Fen's perspective and experience, the book truly reflects this turbulent period, as well as the people and events in Chinese universities of that era. The language of the book is simple and unpretentious, and the material is authentic and reliable. It comes from personal experience and experience. It is very rare and easy to resonate with.

After reading this book, I learned a lot. It is a well-written book and worth reading.

It is close to real life and introduces people and things on the university campus. It is worth reading.

A group that is close to life, down-to-earth, and truly reflects the work and life of the university. After reading it, I have a deep understanding. I recommend it to people who care about the university community. Those who are interested in scientific research work in universities should especially read it. The book focuses on the personal experience of scientific research work in universities. Full of useful information and valuable reference.