Since the 1970 s, Mr. Xiao Bing has been teaching for more than 50 years, and has published more than 300 papers and nearly 40 books in total, which has exerted great influence in the academic circle. His representative works include seven issues ofChuci Studies, four issues ofAnthropological Decoding of Chinese Culture, and four issues ofInteresting Anthropological Readings of Chinese Novels. Other publications includeThe Elite of Chinese Culture;The Wind of Nuo Wax;Introduction to Mythology;The Myth of Sifang Wind;Dragon, Phoenix, Tortoise and Lin:An Exploration of China's Four Spiritual Objects;Ancient Chinese Sacred Architecture;The Division of the Universe and the Mysterious Configuration of Ancient China;Chinese Characters and Aesthetics;The Voice of the Xuan Bird:on the History of the Genesis of Art and The Golden Rule of Chinese Political Ethics. In the 1990 s, there was a popular saying in academic circles that"there is no journal that has not published articles by Xiao Bing, ", Mr. Xiao Bing published so many articles that the academic circle even called it"Xiao Bing phenomenon". As the founding president of the Literary Anthropology Association, Mr. Xiao Bing has witnessed the academic course of literary anthropology over the past 40 years. On the basis of reading Mr. Xiao Bing's works, the author took the opportunity to attend the second session 21 books of the"Mythology Library"conference and academic seminar held by Shanghai Jiaotong University in December 2019. In-depth interviews were conducted on Mr. Xiao Bing's academic history, research fields and academic preferences, main academic viewpoints and academic experience, academic contributions and shortcomings. Throughout the interview, Mr. Xiao was passionate, enthusiastic and active in thinking. He not only answered questions comprehensively and clearly, but also pointed out his contributions and shortcomings openly and frankly. He advocated that young scholars should conduct interdisciplinary research, reorganize the traditional liberal arts disciplines and intersect the arts and sciences. That is, they should integrate new technologies into philosophy, literature and language, making greater contributions to the integration of disciplines. At the same time, Mr. Xiao Bing spoke highly of the development of young scholars in literary anthropology and placed more expectations upon it