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This book is a long documentary written with passion and tears by the famous writer Leng Meng. It is a spiritual history of teachers and students of Jiaotong University who moved westward, a spiritual history of scientific and technological workers and educators who moved westward, and a spiritual history of patriotism, dedication, dedication and struggle of contemporary intellectuals. This book shows that thousands of teachers, students, and family members of Jiaotong University responded to the party's call and rushed from prosperous Shanghai to the difficult west, making important contributions to national construction and the development of the west. During the nearly 60 years since they moved to the school and took root in the west, they have inherited excellent academic and teaching styles, developed the character of hard work, practiced and carried forward the "Yan'an Spirit", and created the westward-moving spirit of "minding the overall situation, selfless dedication, carrying forward traditions, and working hard". This spirit is the precious spiritual wealth of all the Chinese people. It is a vivid teaching material for the education of party members and cadres in the new era on "not forgetting the original intention and keeping the mission in mind."

The novel truly describes that more than two years before the birth of the Republic, the CCP's "Lu Chu Intelligence Group" used "mysterious radio waves" to pierce the hazy sky in the northwest, forcefully gouging out Hu Zongnan's heart, and locking Ma Bufang's throat! However, the unknown heroes unexpectedly suffered half a century of unfair injustice after the founding of the People's Republic of China...

The core of "Xiliu City" is an unjust case that lasted for more than half a century and the destruction of a noble ancient family. The elf Tanbier, whose age is unknown, narrates as an eyewitness, his 2,100-year-old grandmother who worships the violence and money of imperial power, the misfortune of the "savior" girl Xiaoqin whose soul possesses the body of the governor's daughter and pursues fairness, justice and love, the painful doubts of the lingering deputy captain of the tour group Zheng Hu, and the mischief of the Ming eunuch Wei Zhongxian. The fable-like story and magical narrative are not only a curse on Xiliu City's two-thousand-year imperial history, but also a heavy warning to today's human society obsessed with money and violence.