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This book is a selection of prose about the Silk Road by the famous contemporary writer Chen Jiangong. Chen Jiangong's writing is humorous and uncanny. He describes people, things, and things with only a few strokes, but they are lifelike. His prose is calm and high-spirited, pursuing pursuit and struggling, calm and turbulent, warm and affectionate, but like the cold wind, it cuts through the smog of a city, making it cold and biting. There are questions within the answers, answers within the questions, omnipotence and reachability - this is Chen Jiangong's way of transcending the world and also his way of joining the world.

I started writing novels in 1973. "Words are written in small ways, which a strong man cannot do." But at that time, I was miserable, so in order to find a way out, I started writing and writing.

This book selects Chen Jiangong's short and medium stories, including "Liding the Coffin", "Pan Phoenix Eyes", "No. 9, Winder Hutong", "Looking for Fun", "Curly Hair", "Freeing Life", "Playing Fork", "Prison History", etc. These novels take the life of coal miners and urban life in Beijing as their themes. They have a strong flavor of life and language characteristics, and have a distinctive style. The author is unique in character creation and details, showing his profound life accumulation, artistic pursuit and deep concern for the fate of all people. The work is full of Beijing flavor and extremely vivid. The descriptions of each little character are vivid and vivid, fully exploring the kind and generous qualities of their humanity. The book always leaves you deeply moved. This is the charm of a good novel. The preface to the book, "Novel at a minimum," expresses the author's creative philosophy and is also an excellent article.

Beijing is a famous historical and cultural city with a history of more than 3,000 years since it was founded as a city and more than 800 years ago as a capital. It not only has world-renowned cultural relics, but also has a profound cultural heritage. Beijing culture has given birth to generations of writers. Their creative lives are closely related to Beijing, their creative ideas are closely related to Beijing, and their works have become an important part of Beijing culture. It should be said that "Beijing-style literature" is not yet a mature concept. What is "Beijing-style literature"? There have always been debates and disagreements about whether there is "Beijing-style literature", as well as its scope, etc.

This book contains 28 essays such as "Tell the Truth", "A Note on Catching a Knife", "A Note on Fishing in the Beibu Gulf", "Mom on the Hill", "My Mom Forced Me to Get into College".

This book is a collection of essays by Pan Xiaoping, a famous writer in our province. The whole book is divided into seven parts: "Modern Housewives", "Scholar's Rumblings", "The World Talks About Money", "Best-Seller Talk", "The Literary World" and "Outside the Circle". From the daily necessities of daily life to the elegance and customs of calligraphy and painting in studying and studying, the author picks them up and talks about them eloquently. Her profound academic background and humanistic reserve endow the author with a unique literati temperament and writing skills; while her straightforward "feminine" style of doing things makes her writing and thoughts full of personality.

This long non-fiction novel takes the author's ten years of life as a miner from 18 to 28 as the main line. In a self-deprecating and ironic tone, it recounts the hardships and mental journey from a student to a miner in his youth, and finally to the campus of Peking University. The author's "Ten Years' Story" is an introspection of the soul, truly describing a clear understanding of "the little self under the leather robe" in the process of gradual changes in environment and identity. Such profoundly reflective writing is rare among writers of the same generation. The author also depicts many characters who grew up with him, including schoolmates, "kiln buddies", "big bosses", writers, screenwriters, men in alleys, and wristwatchers in theaters... All of them are vivid and vivid. The author gives full play to the language skills of Beijing-style writers, showing true feelings in ridicule and wisdom in humor. The novel has been highly praised by experts in the field such as Guo Yunde, Qiu Huadong, and Zhang Yanling.