There's a Changbai Mountain in My Backyard

Over 90% of the book is extremely readable, vividly depicting the local customs and culture of the Changbai Mountains in Northeast China. However, the ending feels inexplicably rushed. Many details that could have been included are left unfinished, such as Yuanbao and his dogs, the little red horses, the two sons, Old Li of the state-run restaurant, the head of the purchasing station, stamps, ginseng, and so on.

Rich and varied content, worth reading

This book is well-written; keep up the good work, author.

Not bad, keep up the good work, keep it up!

It's alright, not tedious, and has a good concept. It would be perfect if it had pictures, such as house construction plans, animal pictures, or plant pictures.

You, Grandma Niu, at the bottom of the valley, I thought it was silver.

This book has a vintage feel to it, it's really good!

It sounds really, really good.