It can be seen that many times, it is not difficult for Xu Zhiyuan to go to the event site or the office to find guests and do a program interview for half a day. Thirteen invited this interview to be more or less under the banner of intellectuals, and the guests just need such a space to "shine" publicly and privately.

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Xu Zhiyuan, born in 1976, graduated from Peking University Computer Department in 2000, majoring in microelectronics, and now works for Life magazine. Since 1998, he has written articles for Sanlian Life Weekly, New Weekly, Book City, and 2 1 Century Economic Report, with sharp writing style.

He used to be the executive editor-in-chief of Personal Computer Life, the editor-in-chief of Mr. China.com and the content director of E-Dragon.com. He is one of the founders of one-way street library and the editor-in-chief of Economic Observer.

A columnist on the Chinese website of the Financial Times, he has published Those Sad Young People, China Chronicle, I Want to Be a Part of the World, The Turning Age, The Generation of Nasdaq, Yesterday and Tomorrow, Adventure of Thought, Nostalgia in the News, China Consciousness of this Generation, etc.

Xu Zhiyuan is a famous intellectual. His article reflects an intellectual's thinking about China's past and future, and he is full of anxiety. If you are tired of reading newspapers and reading those great cliches every day, Xu Zhiyuan is undoubtedly the most likely person to throw cold water on you.