Zang Mu's fieldwork journal, Traveling over Mountains and Rivers, records many plant and fungus species. It is first-hand data in scientific research, serving as a significant historical reference for botanical, ecological, biogeographical, and even natural history research. Plenty of colored sketches in the journal record various plants and depict the living environment of plants and fungi, providing a reference for understanding the survival and adaptive evolution of the plants on the "Third Pole" and high scientific and artistic value. They offer insights into learning about plants, fungus classification, and the history of the development of biogeography. This journal is mainly a valuable and light-hearted read for intellectuals.
This book is expected to show readers the image of an intelligent and good-humored scientist who loves thinking and pursues high standards while researching to encourage future generations to carry forward the good virtues of elderly scientists: valuing truth and innovation and fighting against obstacles to make scientific breakthroughs constantly!