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On the French Riviera, the night falls and the stars arrive as expected. How many people on earth have forgotten to look up at the stars.

In the past, Mo Gaoliang rarely got up early. He could sleep, and so could his son. The father and son, one big and one small, were two lazy bugs. They often slept motionless on the bed until noon, until they were too hungry to bear it. But today is different. Today is the last day of the end of the lunar calendar. Mo Gaoliang wants to clean his house from top to bottom before noon. If we don't sweep it, it will be Chinese New Year. In Wa Town, no one celebrates the New Year without cleaning their house. Other people's houses had been cleaned a few days ago. The cleaning made his son anxious. As soon as he entered the door, he asked, "Dad, haven't you cleaned the house yet?" But Mo Gaoliang is not busy. He said that if you want to sweep you, just sweep it. My son said, why did I scan you? Mo Gaoliang did nothing. Mo Gaoliang was lying on the bed, he just wanted to sleep. After his wife divorced, he felt sleepy all day long, thinking about it in his bones, and he didn't know why.

This book contains a collection of short stories and short stories by writers who won the Lu Xun Literature Award. With their keen thinking, unique insights and thinking about life, and their diverse personalities and sophisticated artistic expressions, I believe that readers will get emotional edification, ideological sublimation and great artistic enjoyment through this tour of elegant literature. Guizi's writing is full of the burning pain inherent in life. This burning pain comes from the people, from the origin of life, and even more from the devil's repeated chewing and endless sympathy for the memory of suffering. It is not only free from mainstream consciousness and public value forms, but also free from the historical depth radiated by grand narratives, but it is closer to the reality of life. The collection of novels selected in this book reflects the Japanese's positive attitude towards the suffering of existence, reflects the Japanese's protection of conscience, morality and dignity as an intellectual writer, and the defense of the purity of art itself.

A collection of short stories and short stories by Guizi, one of the famous "Three Musketeers of Guangxi", including the "Wacheng Trilogy" - "The River Wet by the Rain", "The Girl Dozing in the Morning" and "Wheat Fields Over Wacheng". "The River Wet by Rain" tells the story of a primary school teacher named Chen Cun who lost his wife, son and daughter one after another, showing the tragic fate of two generations of father and son. "The Girl Dozed in the Morning" tells a tearful story from the perspective of Han Lu, a girl who lost her mother and searched for her father. "Wheat Fields Over Wacheng" takes the story of Li Si as the main line, telling the story of two families that were disillusioned after moving to the city. The work makes people feel heavy and suffocated. This steely and severe way of feeling and expression is resonant.

In June of the first year of Tang Long's reign, King Li Longji of Linzi, the third son of Prime Minister Li Dan, and Princess Taiping launched a coup in Chang'an City, the imperial capital. Li Longji ended with the imperial army killing Queen Wei and Princess Anle, and completely wiping out the Wei Group. Li Dan was restored to the reign name Jingyuan of Tang Ruizong, and Li Longji was established as the crown prince. Modern students travel through time and become the grandson of Pei Tan, who is famous for being afraid of his henpecks. His first goal now is to survive and see the prosperous Kaiyuan era.

This book is a new novel by the Japanese, one of the famous "Three Musketeers of Guangxi". The novel takes the protagonist Liu Er's experience of returning to his hometown to settle down in old age as the main line, telling the current situation of the countryside and the changes in nostalgia and ethics. At the same time, it uses flashbacks and interludes to trace his mental journey after accidentally becoming a city dweller, and the secret moments in his life, including fruitless love, loveless marriage, hopeless career, and the silent pain hidden in them. The novel not only has the characteristics of the Japanese who are good at finding bridges and gaps between the realist spirit and modernist techniques, but also has a more stable aesthetic style and a deeper understanding of human nature and destiny that have been accumulated over the years after years of immersion. The structure of the novel is exquisite, and the language has the restraint and implication of poetry, as well as the elegance and sharpness of a short essay. Of course, the background is the insight and sophistication of history and human nature in the full-length novel.

"A Rope Made of Water" is the first novel by Guizi, one of the famous "Three Musketeers of Guangxi". This is a love novel that turns decay into magic, just like the author said in the postscript that stir-frying pebbles with wine. What kind of rope is made of water? This can only be explained through the love and fate of the characters. When Axiang was sixteen, she gave her body to her teacher Li Mao, but their love was painful... The writer Guizi is a wizard who tells stories. His stories are always different. His writing is full of compassion, and his details go straight into people's hearts. He knows where the readers' hearts are and where the characters' hearts are, making you linger, wake you up, shock you, and make you think deeply, especially about the love of little people.