Literary Dream

"Dream of the Literary World" is a full-length realistic novel and the latest masterpiece by the outstanding contemporary Chinese novelist Zhou Jingfeng. Zhang Guangming, a 25-year-old young man, was lost in the Western Gobi and was rescued by the shepherd Lao Hu when he was about to die of thirst. On the desolate land, he touched the primitive power of survival. He was penniless and far away from his hometown, wandering between oil fields and pastoral areas, making a living by keeping accounts and carrying steel pipes. A book called "Cultural Journey" accompanies him through the wind and sand, and Populus euphratica teaches him that "one thought in life". From reading "A Dream of Red Mansions" to writing poems to save himself, he wrote his first published work after the mining disaster. When love came and inspiration burst out, he founded a bookstore and mimeographed magazine to speak out for the underprivileged. In the face of powerful suppression and publication ban, he still insisted on writing the truth. Literature is like a lamp, lighting the way forward; words are like stones, taking root when they fall to the ground. This is a realistic epic from desperate situation to the top of the literary world.