Let Me Walk through Your World

Let Me Walk through Your World is in the form of prose, adding two perspectives of "e;village"e; and "e;city"e;, looking at the hometown from the city, and thinking about the distance from the hometown. The book is divided into four parts: "e;The Hometown You Can't Go Back to"e;, "e;Remembering is Gratitude"e;, "e;I'm Afraid of My Son Growing Up"e;, and "e;Walking and Dispersing"e;. Passing by is a new state of existence; staying is an emotional expression; publicpersona is a label of the times. This book reflects on hometown sentiment, hometown accent, hometown flavor, hometown customs, hometown sorrow, homeland, and more roles and humanistic feelings at the urban and rural polarities, so as to express the inherent contradiction between individual development and social change in the context of the millennium era where "e;publicpersona"e; prevails.