"The Heart is Like a Wilderness, Literature Has No Boundaries" (Special Issue to Commemorate the 65th Anniversary of Harvest) Author: Harvest Editorial Department/ Yu Hua/ Bi Feiyu/ Alai/ Jia Zhangke/ etc. Publisher: People's Literature Publishing House

Unbounded, like the wind blowing across the fields—"making the world under the sun new, if only for one night."

Yu Hua, Alai, Jia Zhangke, Bi Feiyu, Su Tong, Li Jingze, Liang Xiaosheng, Di An, Dan Bao, Han Shaogong, Cheng Yongxin

 Twelve literary masters and young writers: a "relaxed and enthusiastic", "free and warm" conversation around the fire.

 Two million three hundred thousand netizens: Witnessing the “Boundless Literature Night” that breaks through the limitations of the media.

 Six chapters: Literature is a beam of light, and life is like a prism, reflecting diverse possibilities.

 Two carriers: the collision of online live broadcast and paper books, retaining vitality and prolonging perception.

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This book is a special edition of literary talks for the 65th anniversary of Harvest magazine. To celebrate its 65th anniversary, Harvest magazine has specially planned a large-scale online literary talk event, hosted by Peng Min, the champion of the Chinese Poetry Conference, and invited writers Yu Hua, Alai, Jia Zhangke, Bi Feiyu, Su Tong, Li Jingze, Liang Xiaosheng, Di An, Dan Bao, Han Shaogong, and Cheng Yongxin, editor-in-chief of Harvest magazine, to participate. Twelve writers were divided into six groups to talk about the six chapters of "Living Warmly", "Echoes of Reality", "Poetry of Life", "Script of Destiny", "Gift of Literature", and "Boundless World", and talked about literature, life, and life. This book returns the conversations between literary masters and young writers to paper for rumination on the content of the conversations, allowing the wild heart to experience the boundlessness of literature in another late night.

Harvest is a large-scale bimonthly literary magazine founded by Ba Jin and Jin Yi in July 1957. As a leader in the country's pure literature magazines, it has won the important "National Journal Award", and many works and authors have won various national, provincial, ministerial and industry awards such as the Lu Xun Literature Award and the Mao Dun Literature Award. Important contemporary Chinese writers have published their famous works and representative works in Harvest, such as Mo Yan, Yu Hua, Ma Yuan, Chi Zijian, Wang Anyi, etc.