This book is written from the perspective of Su Shi's eldest son, Su Mai, looking back at his father's warmth and character throughout his turbulent life. From the tenderness of his birth mother Wang Fuyan's ink reading in the spring of Bianjing, to the guardianship of his stepmother Wang Runzhi's fireworks, to the tenderness of Wang Chaoyun's acquaintance with each other through the pipa, the three women warmed Su Shi's half-life wandering. During the Wutai Poetry Case and the exile in Lingnan, his father weathered the wind and rain with open-mindedness, hid the apricot blossoms in ink, and left the West Lake fields. He hid his affection and pride in time. Su Mai finally inherited his father's love and continued to write the poetry heart and inheritance of the Su family.
