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"Liao River Travel Notes" is the product of the author's travels along the sources of Liaoning River, Daling River, Daliao River and Yalu River in recent years. The author traveled long distances, visited the field in person, and worked hard to investigate the actual situation of the Liao River Basin, explore cultural relics, collect historical documents, and take photos carefully, and finally formed this collection of essays. The author aims to find cultural evidence and support for the extensive and profound "Liaohe Civilization" and contribute to the promotion of Liaoning's regional history and culture.

Based on Homi Bhabha's theory of hybridity, this book explores how the American novelist Alice Walker combines traditional African American and Indian cultural elements with modern Western writing techniques and ideas in her novels, highlighting the hybridity of the text in terms of narrative, mythology, religious beliefs, and character creation, constructing a unique African American-Indian literary paradigm, showing the creative strategies and national consciousness they adopted to construct their own mixed identity under the oppression of white culture, and questioning the simplistic racial identity defined by the mainstream group. Analyzing Walker's works from the perspective of hybridity can not only further understand the characteristics of Walker's literary creation, but also help reveal the creative modes and literary characteristics of writers with similar mixed identities as Walker.