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"Golden Fairy Tale" is a soul-stirring novel. Chen Zhanmin uses "gold" as a mirror, and uses his consistent cold, dreamy and poetic imagination to tragically interrogate and "excavate" eternal themes such as human nature, politics, power, desire, history, etc. Realism and fable, magic and reality, this shore and the other shore blend with each other in the novel. The writer's profound vision and compassionate thinking penetrate the distant time and space, giving "gold" the aura of art. It emits a light that transcends itself and transcends the world.

After Li Xin became the director, the tumor in her uterus grew. When she was the deputy director, she had a tumor in her uterus removed. At that time, Dr. Diao, the surgeon, patted her belly and said rudely: "It still needs to grow." She was really a little angry at that time. She did not blame Doctor Diao for leaving her with the root of the tumor. She knew that it was not the doctor's decision. She only hated why the same or even more vicious tumor did not grow into Doctor Diao's uterus. She hated it in her heart, and her words were very powerful. She said: "Cut it after it grows!" In fact, she was still afraid of tumors. She didn't like malignant or benign ones. She hated the term "benign". Can tumors be good? On the day when the promotion document from the Organization Department of the County Party Committee was issued, she was so happy that she couldn't control it. In bed at night, she tolerated some of the man's excessive demands and power.

"Nine Winds of the Ileum" shows the writer Chen Zhanmin's efforts to stay rooted in the soil and protect the soul while fiercely promoting the narrative techniques of the work. The two clues in the work do not go hand in hand, but are complex and simple, and complement each other. His novel creation has a relatively clear extended line, and his narrative skills are becoming increasingly mature and sophisticated. What is consistent among them is the network of symbols, the feeling of compassion, the intertwined emotions of love and hate for the hometown, and the philosophical meditation on human civilization and living conditions.