The Silk Road Oil Vein

Yellow sand stretches along the Silk Road, blood casts oil soul ——Book review of "Silk Road Oil Veins" The Silk Road stretches for thousands of miles. In ancient times, there were camel bells carrying trade routes, and today there are oil veins connecting mountains and rivers. "Silk Road Oil" escapes from the entertainment expression of popular novels and goes into the depths of the energy industry. From the Changqing wasteland to the banks of the Amu Darya River, from the sandy well sites of Sulige to the ocean-going LNG routes, the author writes about cold pipelines, drilling rigs, and gas reservoirs with warmth and soul; he molds ordinary front-line workers, scientific researchers, and industry leaders into leaders of the times with obsession, concern, and character. They fight against the sand and loneliness in no-man's land, safeguard national interests in international negotiations, and persist in breaking through technical barriers; they shoulder the debts of their families and the pressure of the industry, but they always adhere to the original intention of "serving the country with energy". This is not only an industry novel, but also an epic of the struggle of a generation. It is a silent but hot belief in family and country hidden under the mountains and rivers. When oil veins run through mountains and rivers, what flows is never just oil and gas, but also the passion and responsibility passed down from generation to generation. 👍[Please pay attention][Like post][Working on draft]