Parkinson Park

The novel tells the touching story of the famous architect Cheng Lixin, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease at the age of 58 at the peak of his career. From desperate escape to standing up again, he teamed up with early-onset Parkinson's patients - neuroengineering professor Lin Yu'an, programmer Ma Xiaochuan, and former dancer Su Ya to jointly build the world's first Parkinson's theme park. The book uses the development of Cheng Lixin's illness as a hidden thread (from early stage 1.5 To cognitive decline) and the construction of the paradise as an overt thread, interweaving the life-and-death friendship between four "souls chosen by the disease but still shining". In the end, the paradise became a historical monument for mankind's victory over Parkinson's disease. Before Cheng Lixin completely lost his mind, he used a "memory tower" to permanently leave his thoughts in the world. "Parkinson's Park" is a novel that combines medical depth, humanistic warmth and artistic height. It does not tell the story of a few people fighting against the disease, but how human beings still choose to create, choose to connect, and choose to recognize each other's light in the broken mirror at their most vulnerable moments. This book deserves to be seen by more people.