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"The End of the World is Beijing" is the Green Demon's first novel, which took five years to write. It tells the story of a group of foreigners in Beijing, or "the growth of a generation of literary youth\u002FThe history of drifting to Beijing." Some came to Beijing from small towns and entered the fashion circle after a lot of hard work; some had been wandering around for a long time and finally found their place in the capital and became among the gold medal screenwriters. Their stories actually contain the author's profound self-life experience, including insight, anger, compassion, and understanding. The story of young people from other provinces after leaving their hometowns told in the novel can also be seen as a microcosm of current China and the times.

This is a book that you and I can relate to. You work hard alone in a foreign land and cry bitterly in the dark night; you deeply feel your insignificance and misfortune in the quarrels between your parents, and you have been stitching together the psychological ruins since you grew up. Your entire youth is a long disaster relief; you feel that at a certain stage, the road to life seems to be cut off in front of you, and you want to change, but you feel powerless; you grew up in poverty and received an ignorant education. One day you find that your youth has been stolen by someone, and you have lost the most precious years of your life. Yes, it talks about the pain and self-redemption that are difficult for us to face. This book is a person's wandering in the big city and a generation's youth escape book. As a specimen of an out-of-town youth, Green Demon spent ten years of his life writing this warm book. How she works hard, how she struggles, how she stays silent, how she rises up in this city, the embarrassment and embarrassment she encounters, everything is hidden, and it is revealed through the back of the paper, surprising and shocking you.

A typical Chinese town in the 1990s when construction and demolition continued. Whether it is the frustrated girl running wildly into the fields; or the sensitive boy who only keeps company with migratory birds; or the dangerous girl in red who disappears but allows the narrator to confirm her existence... They can all be regarded as the key to the short story "Girl Nezha" of the same name: at the end of adolescence, the heroine finally decides to escape from her mother's suffocating love and the gray and repressive birthplace by running away. The beautiful memories of orchards and river embankments with her childhood friends seem to have been blurred by the passage of time, and the turbulent world has made her a completely different person. But she succeeded in the end and became a good woman who could give birth to herself again by removing her bones and returning them to her mother. Characters who had appeared in other chapters reappeared, and the superimposed clean young faces asked the reader's soul together: Which one is more tragic, the disappearance of the body or the disillusionment of the spirit?

Once in time, she was the daughter of the prime minister, but she wanted to marry a down-and-out prince. That door, that window, that... Is this still a place for people to stay? ! !