Biography of the big city

Humans ruled the world, built cities and drove animals out of their homes. Crocodiles, wild horses, foxes and eagles originally lost their habitats, but now they reintegrate into urban life in an unexpected way, and shuttle around humans gracefully. Chen Zhiyong's colorful imagination endows animals with a new possibility of coexistence with humans. At the same time, he also exposes the selfishness and greed of human beings in a poignant style, and truly presents the threat to the survival of animals in modern civilization.

The whole book depicts the fate of 25 kinds of animals and creates 25 moving stories with full-color pictures. Some are rich and thick, some are concise and neat, and the common point is a sincere love for natural life. The animals in Chen Zhiyong's works have elegant traces and surging vitality. Their existence has also transformed the way of life of human beings, from self-centeredness and exclusion of dissidents to embracing nature and reconciling symbiosis. In the atmosphere brimming with fantasy throughout the book, the relationship between man and nature has been redefined.

The mode of operation of the modern world cannot be changed in a moment, but at least people can re-experience the beauty of natural life and deeply reflect on the actions of human society by delving into this mysterious and beautiful dream with regrets, and strive for the symbiosis of all things. The prospect of accumulating momentum.