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Chongqing is the last home base of military rule. The protagonist of the novel, Ma Qitao, went through life and death in the army. After lurking and returning to the mainland, he accidentally met the young man Yin Shaoxiong one night. From then on, the young Yin Shaoxiong's dream of flying over the roof and walking on the wall came true with the stranger Ma Qitao. However, Ma Qitao's goal is not here. After returning to the mainland from Taiwan, the woman he is looking for is Mimosa, a former female military agent. The two finally met and hugged each other tightly one night. Soon, the "Cultural Revolution" occurred in the mainland, and the two separated again and fought on their own. At the same time, another military figure, Dong Yang, also appeared on the scene. Not only did his return to the mainland not play a role in hunting down Ma Qitao, on the contrary, the two even worked together to develop together. Taiwan's desire to obtain the so-called AK47 information became a joke when Dong Yang and others were lurking. The novel begins with a reference to a martial arts hero from an ancient arena to draw lessons from today's people, and from here the strange and strange chapter of the novel begins.

In the late 1950s, Taiwan's Kuomintang Air Force stepped up its high-altitude reconnaissance of the mainland. Based on its "global strategy", the United States began to provide U-2 high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft to Taiwan. The Taiwan Air Force thus formed the "35th Squadron", which was affiliated to the Intelligence Agency of the Kuomintang Air Force Headquarters. The U-2 aircraft has a maximum flight speed of 800 kilometers per hour, a maximum range of 7,000 kilometers, an endurance of up to 9 hours, and a practical ceiling of 22,870 meters. The aircraft is equipped with advanced systems such as reconnaissance, night flight, electronic countermeasures, and electromagnetic wave detection. Photos can be taken at an altitude of 20,000 meters, with a lateral range of 150 miles for interpretation. The Kuomintang Air Force called the deep flight of the U-2 aircraft "Operation Penetrating the Curtain". The following are thrilling stories that happened in the hinterland of the motherland 40 years ago.

This is a cultural essay. The author uses Chongqing's special food as a guide, and gradually extends it to the people and things around him, unfolding the most ordinary stories of clothing, food, housing, and transportation in front of readers one by one. See the extraordinary from the ordinary, and explore the mystery of life from the indifferent.

This book is set in Chongqing from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. It outlines a magnificent historical picture through the life fragments of ordinary people such as Grandma Dai and Ma Zhou. In the book, Grandma Dai's folk wisdom of using hookah to stop bleeding shows the tenacity and kindness of the people at the bottom; the close neighborly relationship between Mother Zhou and Grandma Dai reveals the warmth of humanity in the midst of war. The story travels between arsenals, old streets and the Yangtze River. It not only records the impact of historical events such as the Taiping Army and Li Lan's Uprising on Chongqing, but also portrays vivid characters such as Pao Ge and folk martial arts artists. There are descriptions of folk stunts, such as the mysterious inheritance of Emei Shun Qigong, as well as in-depth discussions on the ups and downs of ordinary people's fate in the context of the times.

This book creates the image of a group of senior arsenal and reflects the emotional entanglements among people within the mysterious arsenal in the 1960s. The protagonist Zhang Mazi's pursuit of a perfect artistic image all stems from the author's love and respect for his motherland. The sacrificial spirit of the old workers and officials who silently contributed to the country is also a precious source for us to learn from today. In addition to understanding the mysterious arsenal, people can also enter the life space and spiritual world of China's military industry.

From Zhou Yusheng's perspective, this book affectionately describes the vicissitudes of rural Sichuan over the past few decades. From the tender winter days covered with snow, to the passionate years, to the rise of the countryside after the reform and opening up, the novel outlines vivid pictures of life with delicate brushstrokes. Zhou Yusheng's interaction with the villagers demonstrates the warmth and complexity of human nature, while the transformation of the countryside in the tide of the times reflects the epitome of China's rural development. The book not only contains an affectionate look back at the past years, but also a beautiful longing for future life. Through Zhou Yusheng's story, readers will feel the great changes and hope in the countryside, and appreciate the tenacity and strength hidden deep in the soil.

Without friction, there would be no spark of love - excerpted from "2008 Award-winning Prose - Wild Grass Collection"

This book takes the inheritance of Nangongmen's martial arts as a clue and tells a legend spanning the late Qing Dynasty to modern times. Shi Dakai's heroic struggle in Sichuan by the remnants of the Taiping Army unveiled the mystery of Nangongmen Qinggong's "step-changing form method". In the book, generations of martial arts masters such as Hong Shunqi, Liu Xiongchi, and Wei Fengxia wrote legends in troubled times with their extraordinary martial arts and unyielding spirit. Nangongmen is not only a martial arts, but also a spiritual symbol, inheriting the profound heritage of father to son and family to the world. The book is interspersed with a large number of folklore and historical events, such as Zhang Xianzhong's massacre of Sichuan and the White Lotus Revolt, etc., Adding a strong historical atmosphere. At the same time, through the perspectives of modern characters such as Wei Yan and Liu Yueyue, the inheritance and challenges of Nangongmen martial arts in modern society are demonstrated. This book is not only a martial arts novel, but also a masterpiece that integrates history, folk customs and martial arts culture.