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August 5, half a century ago, was an unforgettable day for both North and South Korea! "August 15" in 1945 was the day of Japan's defeat. At the same time, on this day, the Korean Peninsula was officially divided into two countries, North and South. Half a century later on this day - at 8:00 a. M. On August 15, 2000, a large Boeing passenger plane flew into the clear blue sky at Sunan Airport in Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea. This plane will transport one hundred elderly northern family members who have been separated from South Korea for many years to Gimpo Airport in Seoul. They are the first batch of lucky people to be reunited with their relatives in South Korea and go to South Korea, which has been closed for more than 50 years. Soon, this passenger plane will transport another 100 Korean dispersed family members from Seoul Gimpo Airport back to Pyongyang.

As an ancient capital with a history of more than 800 years, Beijing is full of historic sites. These monuments are closely related to imperial power, especially the royal politics of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and became the location of many major historical events at that time. In a sense, exploring the history of these monuments is to recreate the different historical aspects of the feudal dynasty during that period. This book selects nearly twenty of the most important monuments in Beijing, including the Forbidden City, Jingshan, Summer Palace, Old Summer Palace, and Temple of Heaven, and narrates the past and present of these monuments and the political events that took place here, allowing readers to return to the historical scene and appreciate the profound historical and cultural connotations of the monuments. The author once studied Qing history at the Institute of Qing History at Renmin University of China. This professional background enabled him to clear away the fog of history, eliminate the elements of joking, and present the original appearance of history.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, there were many martial arts heroes in China, and there were many heroes. However, there were only three martial arts masters who could be called famous at home and abroad. They are the Jinmen hero Huo Yuanjia, the Guandong hero Du Yuanwu and the Yangtze River hero Lu Zijian. Nowadays, time has passed and the stars have changed. Huo Yuanjia and Du Yuanwu, who were once so majestic, passed away one after another during the Republic of China and became a generation of heroes who will forever be remembered in the annals of history. However, no one would have thought that today in the 22nd century, Lu Zijian, the "Yangtze River Hero" who was as famous as Huo Yuanjia and Du Yuanwu in martial arts, would still be alive in the world. Moreover, at the age of 109, it is still as majestic and prestigious as ever, and is well-known in the mountain city at the confluence of the Yangtze River and Jialing River.

The whole book takes Wang Guozhen's life as a clue and shows the growth process of a poet through many detailed stories from his enthusiasm for poetry to his fame. From this we can see the growth process of a generation and the changes in society. The book uses a total of 21 chapters to write about his life. The description is delicate and smooth, and poems are skillfully interspersed throughout the book. It is very interesting to read. Its lyrical language and reasonable quotation of Wang Guozhen's poems are also the most fascinating aspects of the book.