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Ebisu Garden Plaza, located in Tokyo, Japan, is a place that Akiko has always pursued and longed for. Han Zixuan, a Korean man he met on the plane, accidentally broke into Qiuzi's life, and Qiuzi hurriedly fell in love with Han Zixuan. Living together day and night shows that Han Zixuan is a boring, extreme, and unwilling to be down-to-earth person. Life is leaking, but he still pretends to be a magnificent elite and makes a living by cheating. What makes Akiko most sad is that even so, she is still unwilling to leave her boyfriend and give up her longing for Ebisu Garden Plaza. The two people, both lacking in cowardice, went from being close to each other, entangled, to degenerate, alienated, and finally hating each other. In the final analysis, they were influenced by their respective nations and histories. Akiko, who had no hope of finding peace in Ebisu, finally uprooted her dream and started a new life after she made up her mind to move away from Ebisu.

This book is the return work of Hei Hai, who has been absent from the Chinese literary world for a long time. It is a collection of essays full of warmth and memories. The book is divided into three parts: past events, daily life in Japan, and memories of roots. The author takes family love as the main line and uses the writing style of chronicle prose to describe his understanding of life, his attachment to his hometown, and his gratitude to his relatives. Among them, childhood life and adolescent life are the most written and unforgettable. The artistic conception of the work is profound and the language is beautiful. Each prose is a wonderful story that makes people remember it for a long time.

"Sakura Lover" describes an unforgettable exotic love affair, with sincere feelings and a touching story. The language of the work is delicate and the psychological description is very accurate.