This is a heavy book, a book with unique artistic shock and profound social understanding value.A year ago, relatives and friends of the author gave me the thick posthumous manuscript, and I felt very sad after reading it.I packed my bags in a hurry and went straight to Qiaojiafala Village, the birthplace of the author thousands of miles away.The naked mountain ridge is desolate and chilling, and it hurts the eyes at a glance.At this time, I really want to discover the living conditions of human beings and the fighter mentality to change this situation from this fierce world.I have been far away from literature for a long time. The passage of time has changed and obliterated many things in the world. Fashionable literature has long forgotten the life status of the people at the bottom. Perhaps few writers describe the vast, deep, and burning land. up.Evoke the memory of my youth, and let the soul of art that once fascinated me reappear in my heart.

When I was young, I read Jia Yi's "On the Passing of the Qin Dynasty", and knew that he was so talented that he would not live long; reading it now, I feel so sad that talents are rare, and shed tears like rain.When I left Fara Village, I wanted to go to the author’s grave to pay my respects, but I changed my mind when I climbed the mountainside. Why bother to disturb this heart that has just sunk down? His powerful thoughts and beliefs have long since passed away. left a mark on posterity.A hundred years later, perhaps researchers in anthropology, history, and sociology will brush off the dust on books and discover treasures from a book.

When it was published, Sun Shixiang would miss his younger brother Sun Shimei and his friend Chen Zhengbiao for the early release of his posthumous work, if he knew about it, and he would also remember Mr. Xia Daizhong's contribution to the publication of this book. Support and demonstrate integrity.Without the kindness and dedication of these people, I would never have been able to edit and complete this masterpiece in just one year. Yin Jie