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This collection of poems focuses on the construction of the spiritual world and the description of irrational images. The author left his hometown when he was more than ten years old and went to make a living in a foreign land. The creative scenes mostly come from daily life. At celebrations, in cafes, during travels, wandering on the streets, and in the land of his hometown, one piece of work comes out of the other. The mountains, rivers, vegetation, and relatives and friends of the hometown often appear in memories. The starry and rainy nights in a foreign land, flowers blooming and falling, sometimes beautiful, sometimes lonely, a hometown that cannot be returned, a foreign land that cannot be settled. In the longing for the hometown and the confiding of the foreign land, the poet inquires about life, comforts life, and seeks a home for spiritual settlement.

Five years ago, he was deceived and smuggled abroad to become a slave laborer. Five years later, he became the king of mercenaries, a terrifying killing machine. He came across the border from the smoke of war and returned to his home where he was suffering. In order to change the fate of his family, not to settle for a mediocre life, and for the woman he loves, he relied on his passion and a pair of iron fists. After the confrontation of blood and fire, he quickly rose up in the city with a domineering momentum.

The work presents to us a chronicle of the daily lives of migrant workers, while also carefully constructing independent spaces for each "little person". But it is not a simple narrative - among the seemingly complicated and trivial details of life, there are flashes of the author's reflection and contemplation. The literary and philosophical vision is the inner driving force of this work, which endows the many "little characters" in the work with dignity and the brilliance of humanity.