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This collection contains fifteen short stories by Cai Zheng. Most of his short stories were published in the literary quarterly "Today" sponsored by Beidao. These are timeless stories about food, clothing, life and death. "Cai Zheng's novels are like his physique, which is strong and full, like the corn in northern China. In the details of his novels, we can see the strong, exuberant, energetic poetry and enthusiasm of his life, and of course his simplicity and innocence. He is made from the land. His novels come from him and are the crops of his life. There are many novels and writers about farmers in China, but most of them are based on external observation and description, but Cai Zheng's novels are the growth and opening of his life. He belongs to the earth and farmers."

Weimin is the son of a farmer. He witnessed the cruel scene of his father torturing the landlord. After going through inhumane ups and downs, he finally got admitted to university as he wished. He was timid by nature. After graduating from college, he first became a teacher and had no choice but to leave. Later, I became a small civil servant in a county, but I was not familiar with the rules of officialdom, and I was always a marginal person. And the younger brother was idle, not doing his job, causing trouble, and even took risks and kidnapped his little niece with gangsters outside! In order to stay away from this place of right and wrong, Weimin once again chose to escape. He fled to the United States and worked as a restaurant waiter and a takeout delivery person. When faced with many difficulties, he chose to leave again and again...

Each shocking story reveals the cultural essence hidden deep in Chinese villages and ensuring the continued survival of the Chinese nation.

This is a collection of lyrical chronicles and essays, which will be enjoyed by those who are good at writing. "After reading a good article, my chest always feels a little tight, with thousands of thoughts spinning in my mind, but I can't say a word. Saying "good" and "good" seems a bit frivolous, and lamenting life is a bit inappropriate. Cai Zheng's story is as heavy as lead, hanging in my heart; it is also like a woodcut, clear black and white, strong brushstrokes, but stopped abruptly as he spoke, which surprised me. When I looked back, I found that adding another stroke was superfluous."

This book records the author's fifteen years of experience in promoting green tea in the United States as a historian and sociologist. In order to use green tea to save the American people, the author has been traveling in urban and rural areas of the United States for many years. He has been involved in lawsuits, car accidents, hospitalizations, and arrests due to doing business. He has had extensive contact with American people and gained in-depth insights into American society. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the real America.

This book tells a touching and eternal love story. It illustrates the true meaning of life through tangled emotional stories: our destiny is ultimately determined by our feelings - love, family, and friendship. This book could be a TV drama script. The author deliberately intersperses a large number of classic Chu opera arias according to the plot in the book to promote Chu opera.