Library

The Tang Tomb of Bayannuoer is a Guanzhong-style Tang Dynasty noble tomb located in the Mobei grassland. A large number of pottery figurines, murals and other early Tang-style cultural relics were found in the tomb. Central Asian and Byzantine-style artifacts were also found in the tomb. The discovery of this tomb and other Tiele archaeological sites in Mobei has provided new historical materials for the study of Jisi Prefecture in the north and the Prairie Silk Road in the Tang Dynasty. This book mainly studies the basic shape, murals, funerary figurines, gold vessels, gold coins, etc. Of the Bayannuoer mural tomb. It also discusses the Tang Dynasty's Jizu rule in Mobei and the cultural exchanges along the Prairie Silk Road from other tombs, city sites, and inscriptions during the Tang Dynasty's Jizu rule.

This book has been re-edited and includes eight of the author's famous reportage works: "Under the Qilian Mountains", "Talk about Quarks", "Ma Sicong", "Information from High-Energy Particles and the Vast Universe", "Goldbach's Conjecture", "Light of Address", "In the Turbulent Eddy" and "The Evergreen Tree of Life". One-time famous works such as "Meng Tai's Night Talk" and "Crystal" were not included because of their heavy ideological overtones at the time. The author's widely influential reportage "Phoenix on Fire" is not included in this book considering the purpose of publishing it and the time and length requirements. This book was published in response to the call of the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. The readers are young people, so it should be better handled this way.