So drifting back and forth: Recording the racing career of Han Han

Author: Han Han
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: Young people, everyone hopes to have speed. On the street, speed is determined by the car, not by the person. So before owning speed, give me the feeling, give me the sound of the exhaust pipe, let me feel in the middle of the night as if I were a legend.
Author's Note: It's a pity that when I finished writing this book, I hadn't achieved a good enough ranking, which made me feel embarrassed to publish it. But strangely enough, after submitting the manuscript to the publisher, I won the champion of the Zhuhai round of the National Auto Circuit Racing Championship, followed by the runner-up in Shanghai, the third place in Beijing, and finally the champion of the concluding round, as well as the runner-up of the 2005 annual championship. None of these could be written into the book. I think in one thing, pain and difficulties are all bizarre, while happiness is the same. So I didn't add any more text—though mainly, it was just my own laziness. This book accidentally became one that reports sorrow rather than joy, which is also a little joke.
In this book, Han Han describes his three years of drifting life, his unconventional years of living, his racing experiences filled with hardship and joy, as well as his reflections on life and his interpretation of youth, all in passionate words. Through this new work, readers can see the real Han Han of today. Compared to his previous works, Han Han more vividly describes his life of speed in this book—"Give me the feeling, give me the sound of the exhaust pipe, let me feel in the middle of the night as if I were a legend." That legend is connected to youth, sincere, humorous, making people laugh out loud, yet full of mature calm and passion. The book also reveals Han Han's over a hundred exquisite color photographs for the first time, allowing us to see the Han Han drifting, the Han Han in imagination, and the Han Han in challenge. Drifting like this. Follow Han Han's words to touch on youth and memory, let your soul drift, and let your blood boil. This is a speed, a drive, an imagination, an "I AM WHAT I AM" dream of the Y-generation. "If you like it yourself and stay with it, that's enough."