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This book is an important reading in the "Silk Road Biography of Hundred Cities" series. This book uses four major chapters, "Liangzhou", "Minqin", "Gulang" and "Tianzhu", and more than 40 chapters divided into special topics to comprehensively describe the history of Wuwei, an important city on the Silk Road, from ancient times to the present, its tolerance and openness, as well as the hardships this city has experienced and the humanistic spirit it has forged. From the moment it got its name, Wuwei officially entered the forefront of history and became an important fortress on the Silk Road. Wuwei is involved in all the stories about the Hexi Corridor, either directly involved or indirectly influenced. Daliang Prefecture has built a monument in Wuwei that people can look up to. It is unique and ancient in its vicissitudes of life. After "The Biography of Zhangye", Chen Yufu, who was born and raised in Wuwei, teamed up with Wuwei writer Cheng Xie to erect a monument and biography for their common hometown, and wrote a tough and masculine city that is inclusive, a frontier city that alternates glory and loneliness, destruction and rebirth, and a prosperous city.