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"Panic - Selected Novels and Short Stories by Yu Yiming" contains a total of eleven novels and short stories by the writer Yu Yiming. "Across the Ocean to See You", "Angry Birds", "Panic", "Feelings", "Scarecrow", "Where to Sober Up Tonight", "Mr. Lilac", "Seeking the Wild", "Everyone Wants to Have a Woman Called Bingbing", "Both Are Uncles", "As Days Go Long". Writer Yu Yiming is a teacher who has been teaching for many years. The language of his novels is clean, smart, textured, tense, and vulgar. His educational-themed creations have been highly praised at home and abroad, and many of his novels have been adapted into film and television works.

"The Lake and the Vitality" tells the story of Wang Sanyue, a college student with a background in Chinese, who went to Shangyuan Village, a village south of Danyang Lake, to serve as a village cadre. The work mirrors each other to create the heroic images of Liu Silong, Chen Yutian and Chen Daxian, who take the lead and serve the people wholeheartedly. By reviewing the past history, the work further explores the relatively distant historical picture from the real life in front of the eyes. At the end, it cleverly echoes the poem of the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai: "Ten Odes of the Girl·Danyang Lake" ": "The lake is connected with the vitality, and the storm is unstoppable. Guests from outside the world return, and sails rise in the clouds. Turtles swim on the lotus leaves, and birds stay in the reed flowers. The girl paddles in the boat and sings along the flowing water." At the same time, the novel focuses on the current natural ecology, environmental protection, the relationship between man and nature, and the restoration of the natural ecology. It can be regarded as a quite typical ecological narrative text.