Steel Affection

Author: Wang Zhichong
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: Wang Zhichong, who suffered a severe disability in his youth, taught himself and put his knowledge into practice. To date, he has published over 60 books with more than 6 million words. How Steel Is Made (New Translation), in five formats, has already sold 200,000 copies. A Real-Life Pavlova won the "Huaxia Outstanding Book Award," and Not a Prodigy, Yet Successful received the "Striving for Civilization and Progress Award." Additionally, his creative and translated works include The Journey to the East, The Journey to the South, The Journey to the West, The Journey to the North, The Kidnapped Genius, Braving the Golden Triangle, and The Battle with Micro-people. This book was written while the author was bedridden, filled with the sweetness, bitterness, and struggles of life. It is merely personal, of a family, and of a social cell—and it will always be ordinary people, ordinary families, and ordinary social cells. To say ordinary, yet it carries a touch of (legendary charm). Naturally, the tone shifts between solemnity, lightness, and even humor as the author shares his true experiences and reveals his unique personality. Everyone's life bears the imprint of the times. Fortunately, through commonalities and individuality, it takes on a distinctive hue and rhythm. Reading is a reflection of hearts. Whether true communication occurs depends on the book's content, the reader's mindset, and fate. For young friends, reading this can transform their curiosity about different life paths into deep reflection, while middle-aged and elderly readers will find frequent resonance, stirring up memories.