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The novel "Out of the Ivory Tower" examines university campus life in the 1990s from the perspective of the protagonist Chen Yusheng, telling the story of college students' frustrations and ups and downs in learning, ideological confusion and persistence, emotional ignorance and beauty... It is the only way to grow up, and it is an unavoidable stage in life. The work not only reflects the "ego" of college students on campus, but also reflects the ups and downs of Chinese society in the 1990s. The work profoundly presents a prosperous era, such as the description of the "sea boom" and "business boom" scenes, the pursuit of the ascendant entertainment life at that time, and the eager thirst for knowledge... In fact, the work is intended to describe a classic period in the process of China's reform and opening up through the four-year college life of a group of college students. It is a commemoration of the past and a eulogy of the times.