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"Dream Chasers on the Yellow Earth" is a newsletter written by the author on the front lines of news in recent years, mainly young and middle-aged entrepreneurs and well-known artists. The interviewees were all born on the shores of Poyang Lake. They play an active role in solving employment problems, nurturing society, and revitalizing rural areas, and have become a positive force in contemporary society. With thick writing and keen vision, the book reveals a group of self-employed rural youth who have the courage to assume social responsibilities in the wave-like market competition, and then complete primitive accumulation and move towards a higher industrial peak.

This is a collection of essays by Peng Shengmao, a writer from Jiangxi. The author traveled to the water towns in the north and south of the Yangtze River to search for memories of his childhood. In the fields, fields, jungles and rivers, the author keeps leaning down, trying to get close to their breathing, trying to establish new trust and order. In order to describe the river, the author rode an electric bicycle borrowed from his father-in-law's house by fellow countryman Song Yinghao, and traveled dozens of kilometers a day to visit his hometown under the scorching sun. The author likes riding bicycles, and the elegant and thoughtful feeling of riding on them. The lotus flowers, fish ponds, ditches and rice fields pass by like an oil painting, which is a feast for the eyes. Perhaps you will also put on headphones and listen to music. In the graceful and brisk melody, the writer has found a subtle entrance to art, where only one person is allowed to stay and think, with a torrential sense of Zen and mystery. The author works hard to build his own world. There the rice has its compassionate appearance, and the river is endowed with wisdom and spirituality. The folks familiar to the author still love the land they live on. Therefore he preferred to write and sing for them. At the same time, the author is also willing to spread his writing to a wider land, listen to and record the noise made by history.