Records of Seeking the Way in Ancient and Modern Times

A literary epic that travels through time and space, a soul dialogue that spans five thousand years. A modern resigner unexpectedly embarks on a journey through time and space, starting from the place where Nuwa mended the sky, passing through the arguments of various scholars, the style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the atmosphere of the Tang and Song Dynasties, and finally waking up from the Dream of Red Mansions. He asked about Shennong, Confucius, Li Bai, Su Shi, Wang Yangming, Cao Xueqin... He had in-depth conversations with 148 historical and legendary figures to explore the eternal mysteries of life. This is not only a time-travel novel, but also a "museum of poems and paintings on paper". The book contains hundreds of poems and poems specially created for this book - Nuwa's "Mending the Sky", Ji Kang's "Jue Xiang Fu", Li Bai's "Drunken Moon Pian", Dai Yu's "Burial of Flowers"... Each poem is in line with the spirit of the characters and reproduces the heyday of Chinese poetry. In eight volumes, it constructs the spiritual genealogy of Chinese civilization. Questions about myths, debates among scholars, sighs of heroes, the style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the charm of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, thoughts of the Song and Yuan Dynasties, changes in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the mirror of novels - every era is a mirror that reflects the eternal attitude of human beings in pursuit of meaning. When you follow the protagonist to collect the last poem, you may find that the answer to the meaning of life is not at the end, but in every sincere inquiry. This novel is a collective inquiry across time and space.