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我在天兵天将旁看你
Qilian Mountains
"I'm Watching You Next to the Heavenly Soldiers and Heavenly Generals" is the poet Qilianshan's first poetry collection that took 14 years from 2004 to now. It is divided into 23 chapters and has a total of 126 poems. Among them, the poem "Mirror" that opens in the first chapter "Qilian in Heaven" won the second Duoshang Poetry Award in one fell swoop. Other works have also been widely praised by readers for their sincere emotions and simple and delicate language.
"I'm Watching You Next to the Heavenly Soldiers and Heavenly Generals" is the poet Qilianshan's first poetry collection that took 14 years from 2004 to now. It is divided into 23 chapters and has a total of 126 poems. Among them, the poem "Mirror" that opens in the first chapter "Qilian in Heaven" won the second Duoshang Poetry Award in one fell swoop. Other works have also been widely praised by readers for their sincere emotions and simple and delicate language.
The Last Gun King
General Fiction末代枪王
Qilian Mountains
"The Last Gun King" is comparable to the epic story structure of "White Deer Plain". It is a must-read masterpiece after "Wolf Totem" and "Tibetan Mastiff"! The legendary life of a Tibetan hunter at the foot of the Qilian Mountains, the novel stories of grasslands and forests in the Northwest, and the organic integration and combination of many elements of wild animals such as bears, wolves, Tibetan antelopes, etc., Have opened up a new visual field for readers, especially urban readers. Reading this book is like watching a movie. It took eight years and nine drafts to complete this book.
"The Last Gun King" is comparable to the epic story structure of "White Deer Plain". It is a must-read masterpiece after "Wolf Totem" and "Tibetan Mastiff"! The legendary life of a Tibetan hunter at the foot of the Qilian Mountains, the novel stories of grasslands and forests in the Northwest, and the organic integration and combination of many elements of wild animals such as bears, wolves, Tibetan antelopes, etc., Have opened up a new visual field for readers, especially urban readers. Reading this book is like watching a movie. It took eight years and nine drafts to complete this book.