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This book contains 36 prose works by Huang Bo. The works mainly use "fishing" as a clue, recalling childhood, feeling the years, describing life, and experiencing nature. The words are fresh and smooth to read, and various fishing experiences are vivid and vivid.

During the Northern Song Dynasty, it was rumored that there would be unrest in Shu during the Year of Jiawu. What kind of conspiracy and game would unfold between the dynasty center and the local officials? Establishing the Nanping Army and reorganizing the important military towns in the southwest border, what kind of cultural integration did the Song Dynasty initiate under special geographical conditions? Du Zheng traveled thousands of miles to search for Zhu Xi, and Li Chuhe "profited a hundredfold" during the war years. What kind of multiple ways of survival did the different life pictures of local scholars reflect at that time? This book is the masterpiece of the emerging historical scholar Huang Bo. It searches for the complexity of Bashu in its unique time and space coordinates, rewrites power relations, and looks at the edges and centers of the two Song Dynasties.

This book mainly discusses the early history of the "Guge Kingdom" established in western Tibet. The whole book uses historical methods and combines the relevant results of archaeology, religion, and ethnology. Based on the accurate and rich historical facts of the Guge Kingdom from the 10th to the 13th century, the book analyzes the basic issues in the history of the political and religious relations of the Guge Kingdom during this period from the perspective of political culture and political system. Taking the interaction patterns of various major events in the political and religious life of the Guge Kingdom from the 10th to 13th centuries as clues, this paper examines the era characteristics, specific trends and key links of the political and religious relations in the Guge Kingdom at each stage, and reveals the specific evolution of the power relationship between secular political forces and religious sectarian forces in Tibetan society from the 10th to 13th centuries.

During the reign of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty, a rumor was circulating among the people and the court: In the Year of Jiawu, there would be unrest in Sichuan. From the Five Dynasties to the Northern Song Dynasty, turbulence was bound to occur during the Sino-Japanese War. This law, which was almost like a curse, formed a psychological panic from the court to the people. Before the arrival of the Jiawu Year (1054) of the Renzong Dynasty, various rumors continued to breed and spread from Sichuan to Luoyang and Kaifeng, and tension and anxiety enveloped the Northern Song Dynasty. The central and local governments have made various preparations and are waiting for the arrival of 1054 with worry and expectation...