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"Duwai" is a collection of short stories by writer Huang Guojun. In this collection of novels, Huang Guojun uses experimental words to explore new possibilities in the art of fiction. He breaks and splices time with his unusually delicate soul, and embodies rich meanings in the language of "Duwai", giving readers a completely different reading experience from the past. Among countless attempts at writing in Chinese, Huang Guojun's novels "have a solemn style that is out of sync with the contemporary people" (Zhang Dachun said). Even now, there are still few similar works.

"Microphone Audition" is a collection of short essays by Huang Guojun. The original traditional Chinese version was published in 2002. This collection of essays covers a wide range of topics. It uses a relaxed style to tell what new knowledge, anecdotes, strange people, and strange things are there to make readers laugh. It makes the theme more vivid and vivid with its own jokes that alternate between fiction and reality. It also talks about its own unique interpretation of life, art, and life. The reading of the whole book is different from the delicate and sensitive style of Huang Guojun's novels. His prose contains a high density of humor and wit in a short space. Behind the humor, it is actually the sharpest analysis of some social phenomena of the year.

Lin Jianming has a dull temperament and only began to seriously pursue love when he was forty years old. At this time, furniture store clerk Chen Yijun came into his sight. They combine very naturally, but neither of them can fully satisfy each other's spirituality or desires. In the process of the protagonist's pursuit of love, the author constantly reviews some seemingly insignificant episodes of his ordinary life, and provides a sincere and profound depiction of the contradictions of life: spirit and body, change and conformity, establishing relationships or settling for loneliness, etc.