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This book is a collection of excellent novellas by Jing Yu, including 4 pieces in total: "The Rebel", "The Postman", "Potassium Cyanide" and "Rouge". "Rebel" is set against the backdrop of the Anti-Japanese War, focusing on the battle of wits and courage between the intelligence personnel of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. It has many elements including heroes, war, assassination, revenge, and love. "Rebel" contains not only respect for life, compassion for the ups and downs of the little people's fate, but also the encounter and lamentation of love, and the choice and persistence of faith. The TV series adapted from the story stars Zhu Yilong and Tong Yao.

The winner of the 8th "Shanghai Literature" Award and the 12th People's Literature Award is Yu Yu's masterpiece. In a world filled with materialistic desires, there is no heaven or hell, only those self-righteous living beings. The absurdity is precisely the truth in reality. These six novels were written in different periods, under different circumstances and mentality, but they have at least one thing in common. They are basically stories about men and women and the relationships between them. They are all the author's perceptions of the world. If these six novels can be regarded as some kind of process, then they may have experienced earth-shaking development and changes just like the era we live in... However, any young man will eventually walk on the road to heaven, and the time and love he has experienced, and the blooming Margaret in his heart... They will all become your immortal memories lying in the sunshine in your old age, brilliant and beautiful.

Ruixiang didn't have her own name until she was twelve years old. Before that, her mother called her Yatou, and her brother also called her Yatou. At that time, her mother was already a little crazy. In order to find her husband who had abandoned his wife and children, she took her brother and sister to almost half of China. They were dressed in rags and lived by begging. However, after arriving in a small town by the Yangtze River, this dull-eyed woman suddenly became sober. After sitting on the street corner and taking a nap, she decided to go home. However, she could no longer remember where her home was, so she turned to ask her son. The son was sleeping drowsily on the ground. He was suffering from chills and fever. Sometimes he was so cold that his face turned blue, and sometimes he was so hot that his face turned red. The woman was silent for a while and then asked her daughter.

This is a new novel by the famous writer Yu Yu. The novel begins with a modern workplace story, taking the heroine Wandou's growth experience as the main line, telling suspense and reasoning stories buried in the daily lives of modern people, exploring the human secrets and fate reversal in family and love, and looking for the logic of good and evil behind success stories. The novel has exquisite language, meticulous plot, distinctive characters and twists and turns. It's discouraging when it's warm, and shuddering when it's cold. In this short novel, Zhen Yu exploits his strengths and avoids his weaknesses, allowing the novel to give up its pursuit of grandeur and return to readability and story-telling. Then it uses its expertise in entering through small incisions, establishing a network of relationships between characters as the plot progresses, and revealing the essence of life and the truth of human nature.

The emotions between a man and a woman from a foreign country - the kind of love between a man and a woman that is insignificant under the surface of a chaotic life, but yet goes deep into the bone marrow. After everyone left with good intentions, Tang Ya took out a bottle of American vodka, rice wine from Fuling, a cocktail shaker, and a bullet cup from her luggage, all of which were placed in front of the tombstone, and began to make the cocktail called potassium cyanide. She sat on the floor, shaking the wine, and said in surprise, I saw the bartender again. It turned out that he did not return to China, he opened his own bar in Shanghai... I finally knew why I could no longer taste that spicy taste... It turned out that I had been missing a little salt in it. Tang Ya saw the man again who turned around and looked back at her in the crowd.