Inheritance of Roots

Using literature to record the micro history of China's grassroots reform over the past forty years From water lawsuits, farm distribution to households, to mine safety reform, and financial innovation, the work presents the specific form of reform at the grassroots level in a literary way - not a grand narrative in a document, but the specific issues of a well, a field, and a life. Building a bridge between "theory" and "reality" Jiang Qihua said: "I want to read two books at the same time - one in the classroom and one on the land of China." This is exactly the methodology of the whole book: do not be superstitious about theory, do not despise experience, and find the connection point between the two. The fate of the characters is in sync with the pulse of the times No character exists in isolation - their joys and sorrows are deeply entangled with the historical process of the forty years of reform and opening up. Reading the story of a character is reading the face of an era. Simple yet powerful language The works are mainly line drawings, without showing off skills or sensationalism. But it is this simplicity that makes every detail rooted in the soil.