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The first documentary work to record in detail the current situation of China's geological and mining industry. A first-hand documentary essay by the leader of the Shandong Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources, which ranks among the top three in terms of exploration capabilities in the country. Among the more than 200,000 words, there are the changes in officialdom and personnel that the author personally experienced, as well as the sophistication of people in daily life. There are professional and vivid treasure-digging stories, unknown records of geological and mineral exploration, strategic policies of the geological and mining industry, and personal experiences of exploring and mastering the "secret map" of the province's underground treasures. There are conflicts and conflicts between different factions after the discovery of gold mines, and there are first-hand records of strategic treasure grabbing around the world.