Ren Weiqing

Name: Ren Weiqing
ISBN: 9787518069880

曹春耕China Textile & Apparel Press · ChinaJun 2020

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Word count: 375K words
Chapters: 43
ISBN: 9787518069880

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Summary

What exactly is information? And what is life? Through a fictional story, this book describes the launching of brain information into space via a super radio telescope in an active attempt to contact extraterrestrials, in order to seek alien technology. In the process of exploring brain information, it reveals the resource nature of information and demonstrates the information dependence in quantum theory. Broadly or narrowly defined, information is the essence of life. From heredity to life maintenance, all are the continuation of the accumulation of the information background of information receptors. Every cell and microorganism is an independent life—assuming isolated systems are allowed to exist... The cell clusters in which organisms rely on pheromones (hormones) to maintain cellular order are the biggest difference from future artificial machine intelligence. Are matter and energy all there is in this universe? In fact, there is another kind of resource—information. The scientific system has always been built on the rigidly rational mode of thinking that seeks "evidence"; matter and energy are described by information, and observation is the only means of knowing the world; yet describing information itself with information is difficult! When humanity categorizes information as a resource, it will open a new era for humankind.

Editor's review

Ren Wei Qing is a literary work written by Mr. Cao Chungeng and published by China Textile Press. Based on information found through relevant channels, the book explores the subtleties of human nature, emotion, and the course of life through a unique literary perspective and delicate brushstrokes. The three characters of the title "Ren Wei Qing" are quite suggestive, possibly metaphorically indicating a heart of benevolence, the microscopic world, and youthful years, or perhaps the interweaving of some deeper philosophical speculation and life experience. As a literary creator, Cao Chungeng's writing style tends to emphasize the excavation of the inner world and the depiction of life's details, making the work profound within the plain and genuine within the minute. Although this book is not a hot item on bestseller lists, it is precisely this low-key literary quality that makes it a text suited to quiet appreciation. It does not pursue dramatic ups and downs of plot, but rather devotes itself to presenting the inner turbulence of its characters and the fate of individuals under the changes of the times; for readers who love literature and value spiritual experience, it has a unique reading value. In today's fast-paced reading environment, works of this kind are like a clear stream, reminding us to pay attention to the overlooked authenticity of life and depth of emotion.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Readers who love pure literature and value the texture of language and inner description
Readers interested in themes of life philosophy and emotional exploration
People seeking a quiet, profound reading experience
Literary researchers or those who follow contemporary non-bestselling literary works

Not a good fit for

Entertainment-oriented readers seeking strong plot and fast-paced narrative
Readers hoping to acquire practical skills or substantive knowledge

Reading tips

It is recommended to read slowly in a quiet environment, savoring the flavor of the language and the layers of emotion
You may reflect in light of your own life experience, which may strike a deeper chord
There is no need to rush; you can read chapter by chapter, focusing on one theme or passage at a time

About the publisher

China Textile & Apparel Press China · Founded in 1953

China Textile & Apparel Press is a publisher traditionally known for its strengths in textiles and apparel, while also expanding into social science, psychology, and humanities reading for general audiences. Its library of about 211 titles covers categories such as essays and miscellaneous writings, applied psychology, inspirational growth, social psychology, social culture, and social science. Representative books include classic popular works such as the illustrated edition of Guwen Guanzhi, as well as psychology and social science titles such as Antonio Damasio's When Feeling Happens and Looking for Spinoza, Kathryn Mannix's When We Must Talk About Death and Separation, The Anxious Generation, Life Is No Big Deal, and The Intelligent Structure. Its authors include Wu Chucai, Wu Diaohou, Zhou Renlai, Yan Yan, and Zhang Xi. Public information is limited; based on the titles in its library, the press emphasizes a combination of classic texts with psychology and social-issues reading, balancing its professional identity with the needs of general readers.

版权信息
前言
序幕
1. 此世界和彼世界
2. 蜕
3. 繁华
4. 两个世界的分叉
5. 老杨惹回来的麻烦
6. 地球洼坑
7. 联盟大会
8. 选拔
9. 小李大官
10. 深山中的疗养院
11. 脑连接的真相
12. 王者
13. 终极测试
14. 相亲
15. 第一次发射
16. 激素觉醒
17. 宇宙的声音
18. 泄露机密
19. 信息专家
20. 蝴蝶效应
21. 哲学的提示
22. 保姆李婶
23. 意外
24. 李尺和牛化风
25. 脑机连接
26. 柔性仿真
27. 学习和情绪
28. 玉清宫
29. 屠格涅夫之死
30. 一篇论文
31. 寄生人
32. 多年以后
33. 墓地
34. 拜访李厘米
35. 院子
36. 那时候的时空
37. 爷爷的秘密
38. 人机公司
39. 梦醒仁微青
40. 迷茫

FAQ

What is the theme of this book?

The book mainly revolves around human nature, emotion, and subtle observations in life, exploring the individual's existence in the times and inner world through literary narration.

What is the author's writing style like?

Cao Chungeng's writing style tends to be delicate and calm; he is skilled at portraying characters' psychology and the details of life, and his language is rich in literary texture and speculative color.

Is this book suitable for young people to read?

If young readers have a strong interest in literature, philosophy, or emotional exploration and can accept a slow-paced work that emphasizes inner description, then it is worth trying. Otherwise, it may require a certain amount of reading patience and a matching frame of mind.

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About the author

曹春耕 Author

Cao Chungeng is an author about whom little public information is available; the only verifiable detail is that he has written the science fiction novel Ren Wei Qing. Judging from this single known work, his writing ventures into science fiction, suggesting that he works chiefly in genre fiction. Because his dates of birth and death, nationality, educational background and other writing experience have not been reliably recorded, it is not yet possible to sketch a full picture of his life or creative trajectory, nor to assess his specific place and influence within science fiction. On the available evidence, readers can come to know Cao Chungeng mainly through Ren Wei Qing, currently the only work confirmed to be his. Further information may in time add to our understanding of his writing.