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Today, when all manufacturing has been replaced, China still has two industries with the most significant handicraft nature. One is writing. Like the early craftsmen, current literary creations are still written word by word, word by word, and paragraph by paragraph. The other is Chinese liquor. From making koji, fermentation to cellaring, it still retains the aesthetics, attitude, and hard work of the handicraft era. A deep sense of beauty rooted in tradition is maintained only in these two industries. It can be said that writing and winemaking are highly integrated and integrated deep in the soul.

The book is a collective memoir of the 1983 class of the Political Science Department of Northwest Normal University. It contains a total of 64 reminiscence articles, messages, and insights, as well as more than 100 photos. The Class of 1983 is the third class of college students after the resumption of the college entrance examination. Before enrolling, they had complicated identities and experienced ups and downs; after graduation, they have different experiences, different choices, and different fates. This memoir, with either gentle or stern words, reflects the whole class's affectionate remembrance of life, family, society, teachers, and classmates. It also witnesses the ups and downs of China's social changes over the past thirty years since the reform and opening up, and can reflect an era. This book is one of the books in the "Past Books" series.