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Cheng Ju was born in Kaihua, Quzhou (now Zhejiang) in the Northern Song Dynasty. "Beishan Xiaoji" has forty volumes, including 674 poems and 527 articles. The style of poetry is fresh, ancient and unique, while the style of writing is rich and varied, which is of great reference value for studying the literature and history of the Song Dynasty. This time the proofreading is based on the Song Dynasty edition collected by Huang Pilie (i. E., The Continuation of the Four Books Series) as the base, and the Ming manuscript, the Qing manuscript, the Qing Jin family's Wenruilou manuscript, and the Wenyuange "Siku" edition as reference copies. The appendices include the original biography of Xingzhuang, preface and postscript, "Chronology of Mr. Cheng Beishan" written by Ye Weiqing, and version descriptions.

Wu Dong, a man experiencing a mid-life crisis, has experienced ups and downs in the business world for twenty years, with repeated defeats and repeated defeats. He gradually loses his confidence when facing career bottlenecks. Fang Meng, a money-worshiping woman who has suffered from seven-year marriage itch, compares herself to the life of the rich, and complains increasingly about the pressure of loans and the reality of marriage of rice, rice, oil, salt, vinegar and tea. What seemed to be an unintentional beginning was actually a deliberate operation, starting an extramarital affair in which the two of them each took what they needed. Two originally happy families, two marriages that were supposed to end well, fell into a divorce farce. The wife was gentle and tolerant and tried her best to save her, but she encountered scenes of bloody drama. However: When all the mechanisms are exhausted, it is difficult to achieve your wishes. The illusion is gone, the mask is torn off, If you operate blindly, your career will be in trouble. Finally: After waking up from a sweet dream, can you still find the original solid true love and warm home? Facing the invasion of marriage by a third party, it shows the current status of marriage and the perception of marriage among middle-aged people in today's society, and the struggle between material desires, carnal desires and traditional morality. Who wins in the end?