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A rural survey of two villages on the Loess Plateau, Rangyi Village and Mazui Village, revealed that they have retained many traditional genes, but both have been impacted by the torrent of urbanization in China. The latter strives to adapt and actively embrace it, while the former is conservative and closed-minded and tries its best to resist. ? The book is divided into three parts: positive, negative and combined, with 20 chapters in each part. The main chapter shows the traditional genes preserved in the village, and the counter-part shows the current situation of two villages destroyed by the torrent of urbanization. The concluding chapter is a welcome return to the discovery of the current villages, which are undergoing thrilling changes. ? The 19th National Congress proposed the "rural revitalization" strategy. The rural survey "Whispering the Earth" is a documentary work about the fate of rural areas and the conditions of farmers. Showing an exciting new modern countryside is the significance of this book. It mainly writes about the exploration and practice of farmers in two villages at the grassroots level under the leadership of the Party branch since the 18th National Congress. It is different from Xiaogang Village and Huaxi Village. It absorbs the experience and achievements since the birth of New China, including the reform and opening up to the present, and has universal practical significance and far-reaching historical significance.

Clash Royale was my childhood, but only childhood, and now it's time to say goodbye. It is my childhood, is it yours? If so, why not witness the legend of the Black King with me...

Zhongnan Mountain is the forehead of the wisdom of the earth. This is a book that pays tribute to the mountain that connects ancient and modern cultural traditions. The book has 400,000 words, more than 100 pictures, 19 precious videos, character stories and living conditions. This is the first Chinese book to pay deep tribute to Zhongnan Mountain after Bill Porter's "Orchid in the Empty Valley". This book shows that mountain dwellers minimize material pursuits and minimize damage and impact on the environment. In fact, they advocate a low-carbon, simple, and environmentally friendly natural lifestyle.