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Zhao Junhai's collection of essays "The Living Soul" is a new work of prose essays that are thoughtful, insightful, and have lofty spiritual connotations. This book contains thirty-seven short essays on Zhao Junhai's thoughts and reflections while walking on the road in recent years. His works have novel ideas, unique perspectives, quick thinking, and profound intentions. It is not a superficial introduction and reproduction, but a profound reflection and reflection full of rich humanistic knowledge and life experience, which is both thorough, incisive and thought-provoking. The work uses a realistic vision and an analysis that traces the truth, looking back at the past, appreciating history, taking care of the present, and touching people's hearts. It always travels between beliefs and ideals, and between history and reality. It contains Hong Zhongdalu's records and delicate and authentic descriptions. It restores the historical reality and describes the true feelings of the world. It has twinkling splendor and different warmth, making people happy, enlightened, benefited and spiritually sublimated. The book's writing style is generous, its literary talent is brilliant, its meaning is rich, and its purpose is noble. It is a rare masterpiece of prose in China today.

Gao Weisheng is like a tiger bone carrying white mountains and black waters, bringing out the past that disappeared in the dust of history; Yang Xianping has been in the desert for many years, and his narrative is dense and strange, like quicksand on the ground. He also has a unique Zhao Hongxing is experienced and steady, and his prose is the trump card of his life; the poet Ma Yongbo is not used to the so-called "big prose" context. He has no habit of bypassing things and going straight to the high platform to issue instructions with a red face. Nor did he let his emotions flow higher and higher like the Yellow River, letting those "suspicious tears" substances hang in the air and overflow. He did not spread the terminology everywhere and spread beans into soldiers like those advanced scholars. His prose allowed things that were increasingly separated to return to their place. , Returning the whirring metaphysics to common sense, and turning prose back to prose; Sheng Wenqiang is a fish spirit walking on the Qilu Peninsula. He always thinks hard about the waves before the mulberry field, and secretly builds his own nest of rebellion...