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内容简介：

2014年3月18日，64岁的小学肄业退休职工罗维孝从邓池沟出发，历时115天，克服千难万险，骑行3万里路，沿丝绸之路穿越8个国家，回访阿尔芒·戴维故乡，探访客居法国的大熊猫模式标本，传播和平友好的大熊猫文化，在法兰西掀起中国旋风，并在法国国家历史博物馆留下了属于中国草根的鲜亮印记。“国之交在于民相亲，民相亲在于心相通”的东方智慧，激荡起“心相通在于常往来”的西方回响……

本书即以罗维孝西行之旅为主线，既细致描摹三万里长路上发生的或惊心动魄，或曲折离奇，或催人泪下，或令人忍俊不禁的传奇经历，又创新传播大熊猫文化，立体展示丝绸之路沿线国家的自然风光、人文风情，文本兼具宽度和厚度，知识性、趣味性、可读性较强。

作者简介：

陈果，男，70后，中共党员，中国作协会员，四川省作协主席团委员，四川省作协报告文学专委会副主任，巴金文学院签约作家。作品散见于《人民日报》《光明日报》《中国作家》《北京文学》《读者》《天涯》等报刊。著有《大成昆》《在那高山顶上》《古路之路》《听·见：芦山地震重建故事》《乡村里的中国》等报告文学作品，有作品被翻译为英语、法语、塞尔维亚语出版。作品四次入选国家出版基金项目，多次获中国作协、四川省委宣传部、四川省作协重点项目扶持。

Introduction:

On March 18, 2014, 64-year-old retiree Luo Weixiao embarked on an epic journey from Dengchigou. Over 115 grueling days, he cycled an astonishing 15,000 kilometers along the Silk Road through eight countries, overcoming countless hardships. His mission: to revisit the hometown of naturalist Armand David in France and pay homage to the original giant panda specimen preserved there. More than a physical feat, Luo's pilgrimage became a cultural phenomenon—passionately promoting China's panda diplomacy, sparking a "Chinese whirlwind" across France, and ultimately etching an indelible grassroots Chinese legacy at the prestigious National Museum of Natural History in Paris.

This book chronicles Luo Weixiao's extraordinary 15,000-kilometer westward journey as its narrative backbone, vividly depicting the epic expedition's breathtaking adventures, heart-wrenching twists, tear-jerking moments, and delightful humor along the way. Innovatively promoting panda culture while three-dimensionally showcasing the natural landscapes and cultural heritage of Silk Road countries, the work establishes remarkable textual depth and breadth. Combining strong educational value with entertaining storytelling, it achieves exceptional readability and intellectual richness.

About the Author:

Chen Guo is a member of the China Writers Association, a member of the Presidium of the Sichuan Provincial Writers Association and a contract writer for the Ba Jin Literary Institute. He is the author of several works of reportage and literature, including On the Top of the High Mountain, The Road of Ancient Roads and Braving France.