"Famous in his time, with influence wherever he went," Liang Qichao rose to prominence during the Hundred Days Reform and remained active on the historical stage for more than 30 years, exerting a significant influence on China's history, politics and culture. This book aims to present Liang Qichao’s life from the time he returned from abroad and settled in a self-built apartment in Tianjin that he called "Yinbingshi", until his passing nearly fifteen years later. “Every morning, I receive the mandate for action, every evening I drink the ice of disillusion, but I remain ardent in my inner mind,” he once said. Yinbingshi was the final stop in Liang Qichao’s life, a place where his resolve to serve the world remained steadfast. Based on original materials such as writings, manuscripts, and letters, the author uses a chronological approach to carefully weave together the real life journey of Liang Qichao, the scholar, thinker, and politician.