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The soldier king Di Haoming returns to the city and becomes a father for no apparent reason. The little girl asked him with big eyes every day when she could get her mother back? Di Haoming was heartbroken when he asked this question, and thought to himself: Do you think I don't want to?

This book is a description of his daughter's growing up years and the author's student life. It records a father's unspeakable complex emotions as his daughter grows up and gradually drifts away. It embodies the author's blessing and longing for a happy and fulfilling life for his daughter. Through the restoration of students' lives, it also expresses a student's unforgettable campus complex and his sincere friendship for his alma mater, teachers and classmates.

This book is a description of his daughter's growing up years and the author's student life. It records a father's unspeakable complex emotions as his daughter grows up and gradually drifts away. It embodies the author's blessing and longing for a happy and fulfilling life for his daughter. Through the restoration of students' lives, it also expresses a student's unforgettable campus complex and his sincere friendship for his alma mater, teachers and classmates.

This book is a description of his daughter's growing up years and the author's student life. It records a father's unspeakable complex emotions as his daughter grows up and gradually drifts away. It embodies the author's blessing and longing for a happy and fulfilling life for his daughter. Through the restoration of students' lives, it also expresses a student's unforgettable campus complex and his sincere friendship for his alma mater, teachers and classmates.

Everyone is in a certain state of life, which includes not only material possessions, but also spiritual posture. Because we are in this mountain, it is often difficult for us to use one word to describe this state composed of many elements. But others, perhaps because of their distance from you, can clearly penetrate your words and deeds and make a concise, comprehensive and general evaluation of your living conditions. The term "gentle struggle" comes from the description of a literary friend of mine. "Tenderness" and "struggle", two words with completely different emotional references and completely different behavioral postures, can be so romantically and rationally, gently yet powerfully unified in the same discourse environment. It makes my heart beat. I identify with it as the language form of my living condition.

The soldier king Di Haoming returns to the city and becomes a father for no apparent reason. The little girl would ask him with her big eyes every day when she would be able to date her mother. Di Haoming was heartbroken when he asked this question, and thought to himself: Do you think I don't want to?