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[Preface to the First Issue] "Era Leap" · Preface to the First IssueAuthor: Wu Zhaohui The inaugural issue of "The Epochal Transition" has been released in 9 language versions, featuring a total of 55 articles, with an approximate word count of 550,000 and a total length exceeding 830 pages. I did not actively choose to become a writer; rather, I was gradually pushed into a situation where I had no choice but to write. Reality did not provide me with any ready-made coordinate system; I could only build a systemic structure that spans multiple fields with my own hands through long-term isolated exploration—this structure is not distilled from existing theories, nor is it transformed within the frameworks of others, but constructed bit by bit from countless fragmented experiences, repeatedly self-validated paths, and real-world cases that operate across boundaries. Every step I have taken has not been guided by textbooks, and every piece of writing I have produced does not rely on any ideological templates or expressive paradigms. Over the decades, I have not indulged in seeking a sense of belonging through extensive reading, nor have I strived to fit into any theoretical school. I have simply continued to do what must be done, recording those pains and breakthroughs intact during the loneliest and most misunderstood moments, leaving them for a future time that may be able to understand them. From the very beginning, I did not have the ambition to "rewrite the world." But time and again, when reality cornered me, I was forced to reconstruct the way the world operates. While many were still distinguishing the boundaries between the "humanities" and "sciences," I had already practically built and operated a system engineering that spans across more than a dozen fields for a long time; while countless people were striving to become experts in a particular industry, I had established a structural cognitive system that enables parallel interaction across multiple industries. "The Leap of the Times" is not a mere accumulation of articles, but a structural experiment at the level of civilization—centered on verifiable cross-disciplinary evidence, it connects over a dozen dimensions such as technology, philosophy, logistics, martial arts, literature, health preservation, music, photography, education, and communication through systematic logic and original methodology, allowing them to penetrate and trigger each other within the same structure. Every article in this journal originates from real scenes and empirical systems—there are no fictional plots, no market-pleasing titles, and no tones that seek to flatter readers. Behind every word, there is a real body experiencing, a clear mind reasoning, and a complete system operating and iterating. This is not "creation," but a structured record of civilization; it is not a record of how the world shapes me, but a record of how I construct a coordinate system that resonates differently from the mainstream amidst the crevices of reality and the blind spots of the era. If you flip through my hundreds of past articles, you will find that they never repeat themselves, yet resonate with each other. They may not fit into traditional classifications for the time being, but they will give you a sense of a strange yet precise structure of thought—one that does not rely on authority, does not imitate systems, yet can be self-consistent and self-evident. This is not a product of talent, but the result of long-term empirical evidence and extreme honesty. In my system, honesty is essential; otherwise, the logic will inevitably collapse. Empiricism is also necessary; otherwise, I would have to face not only external doubts but also my own self-denial. The inaugural issue is my first attempt to compile over a hundred originally independent, cross-dimensional articles into a book using a non-linear aggregation structure. It does not follow traditional chapters or subject classifications, but instead forms a system based on anchor points, dimensions, and closed-loop structures. You can enter from any point and extend outward along the tagging system. It resembles a temporarily constructed multi-dimensional port of civilization—where ships of thought dock, exchange, and set sail again. As of now, the combined length of the Chinese and English versions of this journal has exceeded 830,000 words, covering a complete dimension from the explosion of reality to the awakening of technology, from structural evidence to multidimensional reconstruction, and from the leap of civilization to the final chapter of philosophy. It is not a collection of essays, but an intentional structural aggregation— a systematic dialogue between me and the world, as well as my first complete response to this era using structural language. Some articles in this journal have been simultaneously released in multiple languages, including English, French, Spanish, Japanese, Arabic, and German, and will continue to expand, allowing readers of different languages around the world to access this cross-dimensional record of civilization simultaneously. I don't know if it can help more people truly understand the path I have walked, but I know that it at least leaves behind a set of coordinates that can be repositioned in the future. Perhaps one day, when the world returns to these original points, it will open a door belonging to the next era of cognition. And this inaugural issue is just the first visible signal of that door. |
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