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The works in this collection of poems "I Love You Because of This" are the essence of all Han Dong's works after repeated evaluation and selection. The Han Dong shown in this book is talented and affectionate. He is different from other collections of Han Dong's poems on the market. He is unique and worth collecting. Han Dong's poems often perfectly combine language and lyricism. His language is simple, natural, elegant and colorful, and it is refreshing to read. The contents of his poems are mostly rooted in the human soul and close to the true meaning of life. He is a rare master in this era.

The first part of the Age Trilogy: In 1969, Lao Tao's family, three generations of five people, old, middle-aged and young, were transferred from Nanjing to Sanyu by Hongze Lake in northern Jiangsu, and a story that lasted for more than ten years unfolded. The work unfolds from the perspective of a child, Xiao Tao. From the child's pure and curious eyes, he sees his parents' efforts to fear no difficulties in life, the beautiful rural scenery of Sanyu, the honest and somewhat shrewd villagers, and the relationship between people, nature, and animals.

The second part of the Era Trilogy: Luo Xiaofei, an educated youth, worked actively to fight for his return to the city, but was falsely accused and imprisoned. By some mistake, Luo Xiaofei transformed into a villager, Fan Weiguo, and began his seemingly ordinary life as an impostor, which was actually full of dangers. The story spans decades and uses plain and restrained language to write an extraordinary story with a touch of absurdity. In a harsh and hostile environment, people's tenacity and vitality flourish, which is moving.

This is a new novel by the famous writer Han Dong. This is an extremely absurd and ideal story. Wang Guoer's seemingly realistic but extremely twists and turns love story is full of surprises. The emotional storm between her, Qi Lin, and Zhang Jun depicts the infinite possibilities of this era. Behind the novel's devastating language, there is an implicit discussion of the author's ultimate philosophy. The absurd stories are presented in a carnival style, bringing a joyful and secretive reading experience.

"Fifty Thousand Words" is a rich and wise book, and it is also Han Dong's first collection of remarks. The content discussed ranges from the creation of poems, novels, and movies, to thoughts about life, society, and philosophy, to reflections on art, destiny, and the times, all of which reveal the author's deep understanding and love for the world.

The third part of the Era Trilogy: In 1975, "I" lived with my parents in Gongshui County, where I met Zhu Hongjun, Ding Xiaohai and other playmates, starting a decades-long friendship. As the times change, the three of them have embarked on different paths of destiny because of their respective personalities. Yingte marches towards: handsome and mighty, extraordinary and extraordinary. From Lu Jiuyuan of the Song Dynasty, "Records of the Ancestral Hall of King Wen Gong of Jing Dynasty": "The wise move forward and disdain the vulgarity."