At the roundtable discussion on "The History of Russian Thought", the attending experts highly praised Professor Liu Wenfei's translation of "The History of Russian Thought". Li Yongquan believes that the book comprehensively covers the development of Russian thought from Catherine II to Lenin's period, involving various ideological trends, and is an important reference for the study of Russian history and world intellectual history. He particularly emphasized Professor Liu Wenfei's translation quality, believing that expert translation of important monographs is the key to maintaining translation quality. Zhou Xiaopei pointed out that this book helps to deepen the understanding of Russia and its relationship with China and Europe, and praised Professor Liu Wenfei's translation skills and rhetorical abilities. Qiu Yunhua mentioned that Walitsky demonstrated a balanced and profound academic power in handling the history of Russian thought, and fairly discussed the complex relationship between Poland and Russia. Xu Fenglin emphasized the comparative perspective and emphasis on the history of Russian social thought in the book, believing that it provides important references for scholars studying Russia. Zhang Baichun believes that "A History of Russian Thought" is a classic work in the field of Russian philosophical history research. Valitzki's methods and stance are clear, although there is insufficient attention to Russian philosophy in the Silver Age. Zhang Jianhua evaluated this translation action from the perspective of the "three excellences", namely the author's excellence, the translator's excellence, and the scholar's excellence, and believed that the cooperation between Walitsky and Liu Wenfei facilitated the publication of this book in China. Experts generally believe that this book has important academic and practical value for understanding the history of Russian thought and current issues.