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"What is Happiness" has eight chapters and 41 sections, using concise language and vivid and touching details to show readers a real and touching Guo Mingyi. The author draws on Guo Mingyi's personal journey, his work spirit of doing what he does, loving what he does, and being dedicated to his work, as well as his persistence in donating blood for free for 20 years, donating money for education in 16 years, and going to work two hours early every day for 15 years. He accumulates small kindnesses and becomes boundless love, and drives more people to spread love and warmth, becoming a contemporary model for learning Lei Feng's spirit. His deeds not only reflect the traditional virtues of our Chinese nation, but also are a vivid interpretation of the core values ​​of socialism. The reportage "What is Happiness" is a key project of Chunfeng Literature and Art Publishing House in 2012, and is preparing to submit for the "Five Ones" Project Award of Liaoning Province. In accordance with the requirements of the Propaganda Department of the Provincial Party Committee, after many invitations and communications, we finally asked Li Chunlei, Vice Chairman of the Hebei Provincial Writers Association, to create the reportage of "Contemporary Lei Feng and Guo Mingyi". The author went to Anshan Iron and Steel Qidashan Mine twice, interviewed relevant personnel, and obtained a large amount of first-hand information. At the same time, I also read a large amount of materials about Guo Mingyi's advanced deeds. After nearly a year of creation and revision, I completed the creation of the reportage "What is Happiness".

In the form of reportage, this book describes how Chen Huifen, Secretary of the Communist Party Committee of Hushi Group, used specific working methods such as behavioral guidance, integration and infiltration, theme education, model shaping, harmony and mutual benefit in Taiwan-funded enterprises to develop party members, do a good job in party building, serve the enterprise, unite people, and inspire morale. In the face of various difficulties and challenges, the company resisted risks and continued to grow and develop, becoming the first Taiwan-funded enterprise in the country to be listed on the mainland.

"Golden Silver Beach" focuses on writing about the battle against poverty in Zhangbei, Hebei. The barren and remote Zhangbei County is located in the Bashang Plateau. The alpine climate and barren land make it one of the most difficult areas to overcome in the battle against poverty in Hebei Province. This book uses accurate cases as an entry point, selecting a village and a special family in Zhangbei area as a template and microcosm. Through their economic and spiritual changes, especially the pain and determination, hesitation and confidence, disappointment and rebirth in Xu Haicheng's inner world, this book writes about the changes of Chinese farmers in the new era, as well as the new changes in China's rural areas. With small incisions and big feelings, this book leaves a true, vivid and shocking family history for China's great battle against poverty.

Over the years, there have been few reportage works as shocking and emotional as "Kapok Blossoms". Therefore, reportage has been subject to disdainful looks and verbal attacks from all sides from time to time, and some people have even doubted the possibility of the existence of reportage as a literary genre. The emergence of this phenomenon is certainly related to some people's traditional literary concepts and their limited and superficial understanding of reportage reading; but a very important reason is also related to the problem of reportage's unique contact, observation and understanding of hot and contradictory events in reality and the literary and artistic expression of these objects. Although some people will show stubborn rejection of reportage, as long as it is an excellent work, it can always have a greater impact on society and readers. The fundamental question is whether we, the reportage writers, provide people with a reading object that they are passionate about and give readers a temptation and touch to read.

This book describes the magnificent transformation of China's state-owned enterprises from multiple perspectives, such as history, economy, and culture, and reflects on the lessons and regrets in the process of industrialization of the Chinese nation.

The protagonist of this book is Guo Hui, a girl from Hebei. She was smart, beautiful, healthy and lively when she was a child. Her father is a university teacher who graduated from Zhejiang University, and her mother is a university librarian. As the only precious daughter of her parents. She has many hobbies and of course many dreams. But her fate suddenly turned when she was one year old: due to a minor contusion and incorrect treatment in several hospitals, she became a high-level paraplegic. She had two major open-heart surgeries and escaped death. She suffered a lot of pain, but in the end she only managed to save her life. Therefore, she dropped out of school starting in the fifth grade of elementary school. She could only lie on her back on the bed, without even the ability to turn over. But she did not give up on herself. She lay on her back and studied elementary school, junior high school, and high school courses by herself. Then, with the help of her parents, she took the national self-study exam and studied junior college and undergraduate courses. In 2002, she received a master's degree from Shandong University with excellent results. In 2002, with the help of her parents, she went to Beijing to take the examination again, and got the first place in the Ph. D. Program of Peking University. Became the first disabled female doctor since the founding of Peking University a century ago.

Why does a small article still shine after a hundred years? Why did a small letter delivery mission win praise from the President of the United States? Unconventional interpretation of a workplace novel whose circulation has surpassed that of the Bible! "Send a Letter to Garcia" has a high reputation and influence around the world, and the professionalism embodied in it is still applicable today with the rapid development of society. "Looking for Garcia" developed from this classic article, expanded and interpreted to keep pace with the times, and is divided into two parts in structure. The first part tells the story of Rowan, and the second part tells how to cultivate Rowan's qualities. The next part is closely related to the previous one, and is discussed from the perspectives of Rowan (employee), Garcia (customer), and the president (boss). Different roles have different requirements for "Rowan", and the methods and concepts for cultivating corresponding qualities are also different. This book does not preach blindly, but uses a large number of stories and cases from ancient and modern times at home and abroad to help readers understand the ideas in the book.

This was the forest farm with the largest concentration of intellectuals in China at that time. 146 College students responded to the party's call and gathered here to plant trees and afforestation to change the harm of sandstorms in the Beijing-Tianjin area, composing a song, tearful and tear-jerking entrepreneurial movement. It's just that they never dreamed at the beginning that due to the ruthless sweeping of political storms, their own destiny would also take a cruel turn... Here, the ugliest season is spring. There are no flowers, no green grass, no birdsong, no running water, only high and low, bright and dark residual snow, like patches of gray and white scabies... It was not until the end of May that the melting ice accompanied by the delicate stream began to pluck the strings of spring. As if overnight, the larch, spruce, and birch were quietly covered in bright new green, but it was clearly summer.

In the form of reportage, this book reproduces the short but extremely valuable life of Huang Wenxiu, the "model of the times". Huang Wenxiu is a beautiful, kind-hearted woman and a talented young grassroots cadre. She was born and grew up in the old district of Baise. After graduating from graduate school, she returned to the old district to devote herself to poverty alleviation, and ultimately gave her precious life to the cause of poverty alleviation in the old district. The whole book focuses on exploring the bright colors of Huang Wenxiu's pure and beautiful life background - persistence, selfless dedication, and great love. It writes about her ordinary and extraordinary, restores a flesh-and-blood Huang Wenxiu who is passionate about life, and reproduces her beautiful figure that shines in the grand historical scene of poverty alleviation. The work also outlines a group portrait of the first secretary of village poverty alleviation represented by Huang Wenxiu, which shows the national line and Chinese experience in poverty alleviation, and praises the huge contributions made by thousands of grassroots cadres in rural poverty alleviation.