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This book is a collection of prose works written by Fu Fei, a writer from Jiangxi Province, who went deep into the primitive mountainous areas such as Ronghua Mountain, the northern remnant of Wuyi Mountain, and the mountains of Zhejiang and Fujian. He stayed there for more than a year and lived closely with nature. The theme is to discover the beauty of nature, discover the life value of all things on earth, and then express the harmonious relationship between man and nature. This book creates a new mountain aesthetics, which is meticulous, affectionate, and strange. It describes the adventures in the mountains, the scenery of the four seasons, as well as the extremely beautiful natural landscapes and natural phenomena such as sunset, snow, frost, heavy rain, and night sky. It is full of speculative philosophy. The writing is beautiful and full of poetry.

"The Language of Spiritual Beasts" is a new collection of essays by Jiangxi essayist Fu Fei. The book includes several essays about animals written by the author. The author uses monkeys, dogs, deer, horses, black bears, foxes, leopards, and chipmunks as writing objects to explore the interdependent relationship between humans and animals, and thus reflects on the ethical proposition of how humans and nature get along. The author's writing is loyal to reality, has a compassionate heart, and reveals his spiritual appeal calling on mankind to care for nature.

The body is fragile and limited. To admit the limitation of the body is to admit the limitation of individual existence. The boundaries of the body are the boundaries of existence. The author directly takes the organs or parts of the body as the theme of each chapter, such as face, ears, eyes, lips, hands, feet, bones, etc. He even generously talks to people about diseases and death that are inevitably related to the body.

This book is a collection of essays on the theme of rural vegetation. Every kind of vegetation is like an ancient folk song in the author's life experience, singing a moving song of life.

"Old Objects Live Forever" takes the familiar objects of the author's early life in his hometown as narrative objects, and tells the stories of the people hidden in them. For example, "Bed" describes the true feelings of life, old age, illness and death; "Bowl" tells the story of the aunt's request for family affection before her death; "The Table of the Eight Immortals" expresses the praise of traditional human relations. In this book, objects are carriers of changes in personnel and events, as well as expressions of emotions. The language is simple, smart, and exciting. "Every historical object has an old friend living inside. We can smell the old friend's breath, hold the old friend's hand, and touch the old friend's cheek." "Every historical object is a vessel that holds our past, present and future."

"The Ideal of the Earth" belongs to one of the "Traveling and Reading the Earth" series. "Ideal of the Earth" is a collection of prose works written by the writer who went deep into the southern foothills of Wuyi Mountain and the Wuling Mountains and other primitive mountainous areas, and lived in close relationship with nature for a long time. From the discovery of the beauty of nature, and then the discovery of the life value of all things on the earth, "Ideal of the Earth" creates a new mountain aesthetics, which is meticulous, affectionate and strange, expressing the harmonious relationship between man and nature, and the time relationship between life and nature.

This book belongs to one of the "Unbounded Prose" series. Starting from the face, hands, feet, eyes, ears, etc., The author uses delicate brushwork and philosophical thinking to reveal the more secret emotional world of human beings, as well as his views on life and death, joys and sorrows, and even the entire life. The works also tell readers at all times to cherish life, love life, and be grateful for every day of life.

Every artifact is a vessel that displays our past, present and future. They are cradle, bowl, water jar, and sleeping bed. It is called hometown because there are souls stationed in the old things, which make us burst into tears.

"Fruits Falling in the Mountains in the Rain" is a collection of Fu Fei's natural literature and ecological literature, with 50 articles divided into ten series. The articles are selected from the author's published single books "It's Late in the Mountains", "Wind Passing the Stream", "Earth Ideal", "Return to the Forest", "The Covenant of Birds", etc. It also includes 6 new works about Damao Mountain. In poetic, elegant and clear language, the book tells the story of man and nature, narrates the beauty of individual lives in nature, shapes the life value of all things in nature, describes the phenological changes in the four seasons and the primitive beauty of the earth, shows the strange beauty of the wilderness, presents Fu Fei's "new mountain aesthetics" concept, and puts forward the concept of "natural morality". The whole book is filled with an atmosphere of tranquility, pathos, simplicity, elegance and transparency.

Over the course of three years, writer Fu Fei went deep into the basin of her hometown in northeastern Jiangxi. During her long-term and detailed field observations, she realized the interdependence between nature and humans. About fish, birds, snakes, weasels, squirrels, as well as wilderness, rivers, ponds... In inaccessible places, the evolution of species and the natural evolution of ecological diversity present the wild beauty of the basin in all four seasons. The writer's heartfelt love and compassion for wild animals and plants, and the resulting efforts to restore the natural ecosystem, have transcended the meaning of the words themselves.

This book takes Fenglin Village, the author's hometown, as the writing object. It uses a large perspective and a long scroll to tell the story of a village with a population of more than 2,000 in northern Shangrao, Jiangxi. The author tells the relationship between man and nature, man and things, and man and man from various angles such as environment, emotion, life, old age, illness and death, and paints a harmonious rural picture of the unity of man and nature.