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This is a long documentary novel that mainly reflects the life style of contemporary soldiers in the 1970s and 1980s. The author is based on his personal experience, with "my literary path" as the main line, and Li Haijing's poignant love story as the background. It has successfully created a generation of passionate young people represented by Ru Zhanbin. In the revolutionary melting pot of the People's Liberation Army, they have gone through many hardships and gradually grown into the image of a contemporary military writer as a military writer. The book has 59 chapters and more than 380,000 words. The author Chen Huaibin participated in artillery and Jinan Military Region literary and artistic creation classes after joining the army. After that, he went deep into the countryside to experience life and completed the creative task assigned to him by the artillery: under the correct leadership of the party, the novel "Blood Red Land" is about the farmers in southwestern Shandong fighting against the landlord class. After returning to the local area, he served as the news section chief of the Propaganda Department of the Yancheng Committee of the Communist Party of China and the deputy director of Yancheng TV Station. He kept writing and published many influential pieces of reportage in famous domestic magazines such as "Zhongshan", "Reportage" (later changed to "Chinese Reportage"), and "Chongqing". Such as "Hero·Public Servant·Heart of Gold", "Who Deciphered Shi Naian's Code?", "How Can You Tell Me Not to Sing", etc. Among them, "Yue Shihai and His Ocean Dream" won the second prize in the "West China Cup" competition for Chinese reportage.