Eggs laid under the market

Author: Qin Quanyue (Author), Xu Jin (Illustrator)
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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: The eccentric old Qin has never overestimated himself, but he is prone to arrogance and forgetfulness. After all, people shouldn’t deify or enslave themselves. In old Qin’s eyes, the sacred is normal human existence, and the affectionate and romantic is the humor in human nature. Old Qin is just old Qin—with creativity, energy, and the peak state of standing alone on a high tower, gazing into the distance. If he plans, what can’t be achieved? Well, planners like old Qin are rare. I’m not trying to idealize old Qin, and this isn’t his intention either. At least, old Qin is down-to-earth—he delivers practical and workable ideas. Many planners today soar in the sky but never touch the ground. But old Qin’s outstanding quality is his ability to land. He is a distinguished representative of the down-to-earth school in China’s planning industry. So today, I’ve said so much just to get a good grasp of old Qin’s essence. Of course, my words also carry a tone of passing judgment on old Qin. In old Qin’s words, this is his eulogy. Finally, I say: Old Qin, may you walk well!