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This book is divided into five chapters. The first chapter is called Playing the Flute under the Moon. It mainly contains the author's works that express his emotions with natural scenery or beautiful scenery, embodying emotions in the scenery and blending the scenes. The second chapter is called Listening to the Wind Last Night, which mainly contains the author's works of missing relatives and reminiscing about the past. The poems are sincere, sentimental, and long-lasting; the third chapter is called The Long Journey, which mainly collects the poems about what the author saw, heard, and felt while traveling around the world, both north and south, overseas and domestically. The language is exquisite, smart, and catchy. The fourth chapter is called High Mountains and Flowing Waters, which mainly collects the poems recited by the author for his close friends. In life, bosom friends know each other, and the deep love is deep. Mountains and Flowing Waters praises the greatness of friendship; The fifth chapter is called Overseas Sings, which collects the author's poems in six years. The three continents and three oceans are sentimental works when they met overseas friends, chanting the overseas scenery and singing the joy of meeting friends; Chapter 6 is called Dark Fragrance Floating, which mainly includes the author's lyrics, which may be lingering and pathos, heroic and unrestrained, or elegant and unrestrained, with clear flowing water and graceful words.

The novel portrays an outstanding young man from Huizhou Shang Dynasty, Daizheng, who is witty, free and easy, elegant, possesses special skills, and is chivalrous and courageous. He leaves the mountain at the order of his mentor and comes to a prosperous place where the shops are poisoned by corrupt officials and profiteers and invaded by Japanese pirates. In Hangzhou, a city in the southeast, starting from the rescue of a righteous businessman who was framed by corrupt officials and profiteers, a wonderful drama unfolded that made people applaud, and even composed a song of national righteousness in which they risked their lives to fight against the Japanese pirates.

"Records of the Broken Wall" was written by Dai Yudong. Willow leaves are still like catkins when they first fly. Farewell to spring water, flowing like jade. A small boat attracts orioles. The night is windy and still cool. One day the wild clouds went away. After a few glasses of wine before I wake up from my dream, it's hard to say goodbye to the singing platform. I am also afraid of reading spring on the shore. The flowers cannot sleep, and the green leaves cannot live. Xiaoxiao's life drama.