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This book is one of the "Collections of Hundreds of Masters" series. It is a selection of travel notes written by Yan Lieshan, a famous contemporary essayist, commentator, and winner of the Lu Xun Literature Award, over the past ten years. The author has turned away from the sharp writing style of past essays, and instead describes his travels calmly and rationally, integrating scenery, humanities, and history into a eloquent and highly readable story.

This book is a collection of autobiographical essays by writer and scholar Yan Lieshan. It contains more than thirty of his essays, which are divided into parts about his hometown, his academic journey, his career, the world, and his mental journey. It can generally show the author's life course and spiritual outlook as an influential intellectual. This book can be read as a growth history of contemporary Chinese intellectuals.

"The Right to Light a Lamp" aims to show the true colors of all kinds of people, all kinds of weird things, no matter how shiny titles, beautiful words, or gorgeous coats. The specific content includes "firmly establishing the political ethics that human life is at stake", "never "enemy the people"", "impenetrable film censorship", etc. This book can be used as a reference book by those engaged in related work.