Shu Road Qingyun: from the Countryside to the Mountains and Rivers

The road to Shu is difficult, and it is difficult to reach the blue sky. In the summer of 1984, 19-year-old Lin Zhenghong stood at the entrance of the Xihe Township Government compound, looking at the brand-new wooden sign "Xihe Township People's Government" with mixed feelings in his heart. In his previous life, he spent forty-one years on this land, and finally retired with regret. Now that he is starting over, he will take every step more steadily and further. He was a keen observer in the era of social reform and rural construction; he was a staunch practitioner in the difficult exploration of rural reform. From a research report to an industrial policy, from a remote town to a vast world, he used his wisdom and sweat to write his own chapter on the land of northern Sichuan. Although the road to Shu is difficult, the clouds can be climbed.