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Postscript Li Changxing and his works Zhou Hongfei Comrade Li Changxing's reportage collection "Strong Heroes" is about to be published. I have been asked to write a preface, but I have not accepted it. I thought that writing prefaces for others has always been an act of celebrity. I was just the person in charge of a rural journal and I didn't dare to make any mistakes. Moreover, the preface should be written with a full understanding and research of the author. I thought that I had not yet reached this level, so how could I agree casually? This matter has been postponed.

"Taiwan Island, a Long-Favored Island - Part One of a Visit to Taiwan" I have always been curious and mysterious about Taiwan, the treasure island in the southeastern corner of the sacred territory of the motherland: What is the geographical environment like there? How are the customs and customs? Local residents treat me...

Everyone praised Manager Liang for being "a man of great talent, not just a eloquent speaker, but a eloquent talker." - His achievements depend on his actions, not words, and his actions are far better than his words! Everyone praises Manager Liang because he has always been a role model - he has been dedicated for decades and has carried forward the spirit of the times! Party A praised him as "the most capable". Over the years, Liang Fulai's noble character in dealing with people has won him strong popularity and unanimous praise from all aspects of the village, the company and Party A!

Wu Zhen This is another inspiring collection of essays by Li Changxing. The author enthusiastically praises a large number of people and things that he comes into contact with that radiate brilliance. The title of the book is concise and bright, elegant but not vulgar, vigorous and high-spirited, and inspiring! The author wrote twelve consecutive books, systematically praising the magnificent achievements of rural reform, opening up and socialist construction. The current one is volume thirteen.

Through a panoramic representation of the living conditions, souls, and emotions of Shanxi businessmen represented by Gao Bukuan, as well as barbers, suona players, beggars, swordsmen, and righteous people from all walks of life for half a century, this book vividly, concretely, and large-scale shows the human physics and traditional village culture in rural towns, and profoundly reflects the appeal and cohesion of rural China's consistently excellent ethics and morals. It is an "encyclopedia" of excellent Chinese folk culture and folk customs.