Wang Xiong is a member of the Chinese Writers'Association， chairman of the Chinese Railway Writers'Association， and adjunct professor at Southwest University. He was a train driver and president of People's Rail magazine， and started literary creation in 1989. He has written novels， essays， non-Fiction， and academic papers. Many ofhis works have been published in journals such as Peop！.es Literature， Chinese Writers， Youth Literature，Selected Stories， and Selected Novelettes. His representative novels include the Hanshui culture trilogy of Yin Yang Monument， Tbe Time-honored Patina， and The jingui Silver Chamber， the second of which has been translated intoEnglish and published by Foreign Languages Press for domestic and international readers. His book China Speed：China's High-Speed Rail has also been published by Foreign Languages Press in eight languages including Chinese，English， French， German， Russian， Japanese， Spanish andArabic.
圖書目錄
Foreword Trains and the World Chapter 1 Steam Locomotives Run "amid Clouds and Mist" Section 1 Spring for China-made steam locomotives Section 2 The red， round driving wheels Section 3 Qianjin freight locomotives Chapter 2 Diesel Locomotives Roar Thunderously Section 1 The two successtul models of ulong and Weixing Section 2 The locomotive trio Section 3 The classics of the Dongfeng family Section 4 Connection with the world Chapter 3 Electric Locomotives Speed Up Section 1 The call of the Age of Electricity Section 2 Three generations of China-made Shaoshan electriclocomotives Section 3 Foreign-made locomotives in China Section 4 Introduction of the "Hercules" technology Section 5 Weight of the "Gold Name Card" Chapter 4 High-speed Trains "Fly" on Land Section 1 Origins of China-made MUs Section 2 The pristine Hexie EMU Section 3 The grand debut of Fuxing bullet trains Section 4 High-speed maglev trains Afterword The Cultural Sign in Locomotive Postscript My Locomotive Career
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