In the book, readers can not only truly feel the cuteness and agility of the national treasure panda and the vitality of Qinling animals, but also appreciate the natural beauty of Qinling Canyon, the open-minded and transparent spirit of Qinling people and the silent dedication of China researchers to Qinling.
In the postscript, Ye Guangqin wrote: "The story of Xiao Si Panda comes from Sanguanmiao Village and the old county town. The mountains there can't be deeper, and the protagonists in the story basically have prototypes. I just did some literary processing on the details to make them read more coherently. " Among them, Zhou Xiao's works are the most unsatisfactory. Ye Guangqin recalled: "His name is Ceng Zhou, and he is a student of biology department in Peking University.
In the mid-1980s, he came to Sanguanmiao Village for an internship. In order to follow the giant panda, he fell off the cliff top of Sanxingqiao, and a young life was frozen in the deep mountains and never returned to Beijing. He was buried on the hillside of Sanguanmiao Village. His classmates planted many trees around him and set up a monument engraved with the words' We love this mountain forest even more when we meet you'. "
Panda Little Four is not only an animal novel that presents a touching story between a child and a panda, but also an ecological novel about the simple and clear mountain people's protection and care for Qinling creatures and the selfless dedication of professional expedition members to Qinling Nature Reserve.
This work actually tells the story of a child and a giant panda. Behind the story is the Qinling people's watch over a mountain and a home. It is also the inheritance of the wisdom of "nurturing everything with the way of nature" in China's traditional culture, and a vivid embodiment of the idea of harmonious coexistence between man and nature in the new era. Keeping the green mountains and green waters is the foundation of beautiful China, Chinese culture and national rejuvenation.