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Huang Ping, a professor at East China Normal University and a young critic, made wonderful comments about the works of contemporary Northeastern young writers Shuang Xuetao, Ban Yu, and Zheng Zhi. Regarding the gradually marginalized contemporary literature, Shuang Xuetao, Ban Yu, and Zheng Zhi once again remind us that literature is not a "professional" that can be separated, but has always been closely connected with life. The writings of Shuang Xuetao, Ban Yu, and Zheng Zhi have re-polished the dignity of losers. It's like a letter sent twenty years late, comforting my parents who are entering their twilight years. The writings of Shuang Xuetao, Ban Yu, and Zheng Zhi began in the Northeast, reconstructing the connection between literature and life, unfolding narratives in the continuity of history, and safeguarding true emotions and human nature. The writings of Shuang Xuetao, Ban Yu, and Zheng Zhi create a novel realism. Their novels are a call to action in terms of themes and aesthetic styles. Summons the continuity of history, summons the moral mission of fiction, summons true art.

This book collects the author's discussion and criticism of contemporary literature and film and television culture in recent years, especially the mainstream narratives of "post-80s writing" represented by Han Han and Guo Jingming, the Spring Festival Gala, and Chinese films. It uses careful and historical insightful readings to combine academic theoretical research with the current reality of young people's lives. Through literary and cultural phenomena, it discusses the plight and breakthrough of the young generation, and finally encounters the true self.