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"Looking for Paths and Chasing Dreams" is a martial arts novel with ups and downs. The story tells the story of a young man, Chu Yun, who embarked on a long journey of study in search of a legendary master. In the process, he experienced various challenges and tests, met the beautiful and kind-hearted woman Li Jiao, and gradually found his firm belief and true goal as he continued to grow. The storyline subtly integrates love and friendship into martial arts scenes. It not only has fierce fighting scenes, but also covers profound psychological and emotional changes of the characters. Through the protagonist Chu Yun's struggle and ill-fated love, it shows a spiritual world of persistence in faith and courage, and guides readers to think about the value of life.

In 1999, a tiger on Zhenhu Mountain broke the tranquility on the eve of the millennium. The tiger descends from the mountain, threatening the production safety of the steel plant at the foot of the mountain, watching the rise and fluctuation of desire, and the story unfolds. The ups and downs of the times and the gaze of wild beasts, in Li Xiuwen's unique and intense brushstrokes, interpret an allegory of the world and the human heart. The work continues Li Xiuwen's long-term deep concern and artistic exploration, passionately writing about the journey, hardship and solemnity of the world, and finding a new narrative perspective with the help of the organic integration of realistic writing and magical imagination. Incorporating prose and opera elements, the re-refined novel language is sonorous and unrestrained, giving people a unique aesthetic feeling. The roar of tigers is the echo of history, passing through the forest tops, cliffs and the sound of wind, reaching straight to the soul. The world is unkind and treats all things as stupid dogs, which reveals the essence of human nature. The struggle between man and himself has no ending, victory or defeat, and is tragic and magnificent.

Feeding horses, distributing newspapers, going out to sea, and running long distances in Hokkaido, I never let my body rest, lest any image of Tokyo appear in my mind. A letter from the Shinjuku Metropolitan Police Department brought me back to Tokyo: an unidentified woman died in a car accident, and my number was stored in her handheld phone. It's a blue button. I can't help but think of everything about Button: the ugly rumors surrounding her, the impatience and indifference on her face, the way she punished me and ruined herself... No matter what she is like, I can't help but like her. But she, who had never been favored by luck, could not control herself from thinking about the worst and going into danger. "I don't deserve you, nor anyone else, nor do I deserve to live this kind of life now." She had hoped, tried, and wanted to live a good life, but in the end she was shaken by the voice of "You don't deserve it!" She lost all her strength. In the vastness of Tokyo, I continued to wander around with the buttoned urn in my arms until I found a resting place for her who had been homeless for half her life.

The latest collection of essays by Lu Prize-winning writer Li Xiuwen describes various aspects of life through classical poetry. This time, the writer interprets ancient Chinese poetry in his own style and perspective, with unique charm. Different from his previous creations, this time he went deeper into history, entering the world of Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Liu Yuxi, Yuan Zhen and others, writing about their helplessness and sighs in the world, and their struggles and hardships in cages. This not only shows today's people the hard work and path of these poems, but also understands their implicit feelings about life. Through these ancient poems, the writer attempts to understand the thoughts of the ancients and the warmth and coldness of the world with his own true temperament, to see through the vastness of life throughout the ages, and to explore the true meaning of the articles through the ages.

After fifteen years, Li Xiuwen, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Prize, released his latest novel "Tiger Descends from the Mountain". In 1999, a tiger on Zhenhu Mountain broke the tranquility on the eve of the millennium. The tiger descends from the mountain, threatening the production safety of the steel plant at the foot of the mountain, watching the rise and fluctuation of desire, and the story unfolds. The ups and downs of the times and the gaze of wild beasts, through the art of fiction, are interpreted in Li Xiuwen's strange and intense brushstrokes to interpret a fable about the world and the human heart. The roar of tigers is the echo of history, passing through the forest tops, cliffs and the sound of wind, reaching straight to the soul. The wild smoke and overgrown grass, hugging the trees without warmth, the world and the earth being unkind, treating all things as stupid dogs, illuminate the essence of human nature, the struggle between man and himself has no final outcome, victory or defeat, it is tragic and magnificent.

Starring Ni Ni and Zhou You, Liao Fan makes a special appearance in the original novel of the film of the same name. A representative novel by Li Xiuwen, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Prize. In the millennium of Wuhan, the city was noisy and chaotic, but love was abundant and grand. A terminally ill patient guarding an abandoned library alone hoped to leave quietly, as if he had never been to this world. Until the courier girl Shen Nannan broke into his life, the world was different. When she loves a dying person, Nannan uses her own method. Once she has made up her mind, it has nothing to do with others, or even the object of love. She just wants to be worthy of love this time. From living alone to two people, this seemingly carefree man finally couldn't suppress his desire to live: he wanted to live as long as possible and be happier, "because my daughter didn't approve of my death." They don't care about the vastness of the world, they just want to merge into one, and use this to deal with the vastness, until they are bound by one heart and flee for love.