Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: Xingmu jingtian Lian Kuoru becomes: Awaken the wood, shock the heaven; Lian Kuoru

Author: Su Li Wo
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: A single clap of the wooden clapper shakes heaven and earth, still remembering the storytelling of Lian Kuo Ru! Countless generations of artistic masters have created lasting brilliance in art, and we still feel it's not enough to gaze upon them in awe. This book will show us how outstanding our nation's civilization is, how many outstanding talents it has nurtured, and how these talents have scattered like pearls into the vast ocean of the people. The river of culture is like the blood of a nation. Throughout history, the true inexhaustible driving force for the continuous survival of any nation in the world has been its unique culture. If a nation's culture is cut off and its flow is severed, then that nation will fade away and become silent.
In the 20th century, China has experienced the most intense shocks and profound transformations in its history. It inherited 5,000 years of Chinese culture, resisted the destruction and devastation of social turmoil, and faced the impact and shock of Western culture. It has gone through twists and turns, absorbing and integrating the old to create the new. Its unique spiritual core has only grown stronger over time. A hundred years is not far away, and the national culture lingers in our dreams. The dilapidated ruins of the Old Summer Palace, the gentle ripples of the Weiming Lake, the rare treasures of the Palace Museum, the enchanting scenery of the gardens in Suzhou and Hangzhou, the ancient ruins scattered across the country, the former residences of famous scholars, the hesitation and confusion of martyrs in their twilight years, the odes and paintings of literati and scholars, the fragrant melodies of the opera houses, the inscriptions and calligraphy of collectors, the porcelain and silk on the stalls of book dealers—everything speaks of a century of vicissitudes and carries forward the bloodline of the Chinese nation!
This book will show us how outstanding our nation's civilization is, how many outstanding talents it has nurtured, and how these talents have scattered like pearls into the vast ocean of the people. It will teach us the of "there are mountains beyond mountains and people beyond people" and help us understand the importance of respecting "ordinary people."
The Master said, "When rituals are lost, one seeks them in the wilderness." I believe that when culture declines, one should also "seek it in the wilderness." We will find immense driving force for cultural revival among the people. In this sense, this book should also be taken seriously.