Eternal Stars Author Zhang Guojun

The novel "Eternal Stars" will be divided into 120 chapters, nearly one million words, and is expected to be completed by the end of this year. This is a story about college graduates from mainland universities such as Wuhan University, Fudan University, Wuhan Tongji Medical University, Peking University, Hunan University, Hunan Normal University, Zhengzhou Institute of Technology, and Jiuyishan University who volunteered to support border work in northwest Xinjiang in the early 1980s. The story describes the college graduates of that year. In response to the call of the motherland, more than 2,000 college graduates supported Xinjiang and the northwest and made contributions in the northwest frontier! The protagonists of the novel, Zhang Changjiang, Bai Xue, Bofeng, Wen Hui, Wang Xinjiang, Zhang Yaping, etc., Represent the third generation of border support people. They learned from the first generation of border support people led by General Wang Zhen in the early 1950s, reclaimed land and garrisoned the northwest frontier, and took the lead in setting an example and building the border. Among the tens of thousands of builders of the Construction Corps, there are also 8,000 Hunan women from Hunan who went to the Tianshan Mountains, and young women from Shanghai, Beijing, Wuhan, Hangzhou and other places. Together with other builders, they fight against the sky and the earth, live in huts, eat steamed buns, and break stones to build cities. This is the dedication of the first generation of border support people. In the 1960s and 1970s, the second generation of educated youths supported the Northwest and dedicated their youth. As the third generation of border support workers, under the inspiration of "Talents prosper the border" and "Making contributions in the border", more than 2,000 college graduates from Yangtze River, Baixue, Bofeng and others came. They are distributed in eastern Xinjiang, southern Xinjiang, northern Xinjiang and other places. In short, they work wherever they are needed. The novel describes from the early 1980s to the 21st century, spanning nearly half a century. This generation of college graduates have devoted their youth and wisdom to the northwest frontier, working diligently in culture, education, medical care, agriculture and animal husbandry, and in government agencies, news media and other positions. They have used their youth to compose a youth song of the times. The story is inspirational and touching. The protagonists Bai Xue, Wen Hui, Chen Guang, Song Yuling, Zhao Hongmei, Hua Guang, Zhou Yi and others in the novel were unfortunately killed by an avalanche in the Tianshan Mountains during their medical tour to support farms and ranches, and they remained in the snowy peaks of the Tianshan Mountains forever. The novel is based on real life and aims to eulogize the dedication of generations of young people supporting the border areas, eulogize the people, eulogize the great new era, and inspire more aspiring young people to contribute to the realization of the Chinese dream of great rejuvenation!

This is a book worth reading, with real life and a true story. The author uses direct narrative writing techniques and a literary way to reproduce the story of university graduates from all over the country in the 1980s who went to Xinjiang in the northwest. Zhang Changjiang and Bai Xue, Chenguang and Wang Shao'e, Bofeng and Wang Xinjiang, Huang Huadi and Baiyun, Zhang Jing and Wen Hui's love is unswerving. In the northwest and in the south, in the struggle to pursue their own marriage and family, career and future, they work hand in hand to create one wonderful life after another.

I have been a news and propaganda worker for more than 30 years, and I was also a member of the Xinjiang border team in northwest China in the early 1980s. We have left the footprints of our branch university graduates in the south of Tianshan Mountain. "Eternal Stars" will have 120 chapters and nearly one million words to comprehensively display the struggle of our group of people, who are called the third generation of border communities, and reproduce our youthful style.