Description
The Sandstorm Chaser
Author: Li Chunlei, Li Yanhui
Translator: Sun Chunlu
Order No. 1226
ISBN-13: 9781622461202
ISBN-10: 1622461207
Binding: Paperback
Publisher: Homa & Sekey Books
Pub Year: 2024
Language: English
Size: 5.75 x 9
Page: 233
Price: $25.00. You pay only $20.00 (after 20% discount).
About the Book
How should a person spend their life? How big is a person’s world? Scientist Wang Tao gave his answer. He has a patriotic heart and has made remarkable achievements in China’s desert and desertification control with his lifelong dedication, bringing hope to people living on the edge of the desert, in the midst of desertification and sandstorms. In Wang Tao’s world, there is only the desolation of the desert, without the desolation of life. He fought silently in the desert world, not for fame and fortune, practicing the infinite loyalty of a scientist to his country and people with sweat, tears, and blood. He is the hero of our great era!
About the Authors
Li Chunlei is a national first-class writer in China. In 2007, he was elected as the Vice Chairman of the Hebei Writers Association, and in 2012, he was elected as the Vice Chairman of the China Reportage Society. His main works include a collection of essays titled That Year, I Was Eighteen Years Old, 19 long reportage works titled Shaking a Wheelchair to Peking University and so on, and over 200 medium and short reportage works titled Kapok Blossoms and so on. The work has won the Lu Xun Literature Award, the National “Five One Project” Award, the Xu Chi Report Literature Award, and the Hebei Province “Five One Project” Award.
Li Yanhui, pen named “Not Yet”, is the 11th, 12th, 13th, and 14th contracted writers of Hebei University of Literature.
About the Translator
Sun Chunlu graduated from the London School of Economics and Political Science and City University. He has spent more than 14 years studying, working and living in the UK. He once worked at Credit Suisse Investment Bank in London and is proficient in English, French and Romanian. He is currently a teacher in the Business School of Zhengzhou SIAS University, engaged in teaching and research bilingually, in international trade and finance, as well as translation and interpretation. In addition to this, he has also produced two other works, including Mapping the Bones, a 200,000 words American thriller novel, as well as Mr Tiger, Betsy and the Blue Moon, a British child fantasy novel, etc.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction/001
Chapter 1 Transmutation / 005
- Roller Coaster / 006
- Cold Spring / 014
- Window of the Desert / 022
Chapter 2 The Lone Ranger / 031
- The First Impression / 032
- Lonely Arakan / 039
- Looking Back at Lop Nor / 046
Chapter 3 Integration with Deserts / 057
- Cherishing the Chi-Le Chuan Plain in the Heart / 058
- Enjoying Freedom in Badain Jaran / 065
- Running at Night in the Vast Sea / 072
Chapter 4 Chinese Magic Cube / 083
- Left or Right / 084
- Chasing Dreams / 093
- A Towering Foundation / 101
- A Paving Stone / 108
Chapter 5 The Guardian / 119
- Great Trust / 120
- Rushing to Rescue the Mogao Grottoes / 129
- The Best Solution / 137
Chapter 6 The Earth Barrier / 145
- Taking Aim at Sandstorm / 146
- Perseverance / 153
- Ferghana Horse / 159
- Responsibility for the State / 165
Epilogue / 175
Postscript to the Series / 177