這是一本圖文并茂的絲路騎行游記，是陳守忠與6歲的女兒陳萱同騎絲路后共同寫(xiě)作的。

本書(shū)從6歲的萱萱的視角，記錄下游絲路2100公里行程中的點(diǎn)滴和所見(jiàn)所聞，例如：跟巨人一起畫(huà)畫(huà)、晾房里的葡萄公主、駱駝麥當(dāng)勞、彩色老虎、黃河奶茶、我的筋斗云、推倒長(zhǎng)城、熊熊火焰山……語(yǔ)言充滿(mǎn)童真，輕松有趣，想象力豐富。旅行中拍攝的大量圖片和萱萱手繪的小卡通畫(huà)，展現(xiàn)了絲路的特色風(fēng)光、物品和風(fēng)土人情。輔以小板塊爸爸的絲路日志，由父親陳守忠寫(xiě)就，如品味生活的真正達(dá)人不設(shè)限的孩子，無(wú)邊際的想象不要戳破想象的泡泡等，既有對(duì)陳萱親子教育的思考，又有父親游絲路的感想。

This book is co-written by Jack Chen and his six-year-old daughter, Sophie, and completed after their biking journey along the Silk Road.

From Sophies angle the book vividly records the visual and emotional experience of the 2,100 km biking journey, especially when Sophies imagination is involved: painting with the Giants, grape princess in the drying shelter, the camel McDonalds, colored tiger toys, the Yellow River milk tea, somersault cloud, pushing down the Great Wall, the flaming mountains, etc. A great number of photos taken during their journey, plus interesting cartoon images drawn by Sophie, present a lively picture of the unique landscapes, products and people of the Silk Road. The sections in Papas Silk Road Journal such as Talent for Life, Unlimited Exploration and Unbounded Imagination, and Dont Break the Bubbles of Imagination written by Jack Chen, tell us about a fathers thoughts on parental education and how he sees the Silk Road.