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Jing Buhang, a talented Columbia University girl and author of "Girls in Flames and Blossoms", has returned to China to write a new series! "Guests from Bianjing": Li Yu, Liu Yong, Fan Zhongyan, Ouyang Xiu, Wang Anshi, Su Shi and Yan Jidao, seven stories of climbing uphill in difficulties, seven episodes of cultivating one's family, governing the country and bringing peace to the world. "Lin'an Guests": traces the sorrow and shouting in the lives of seven representative figures of the Southern Song Dynasty. Seven literati and military generals including Song Huizong, Li Qingzhao, Yue Fei, Lu You, Xin Qiji, Yuan Haowen, and Wen Tianxiang continued to write the story of the Southern Song Dynasty. Jing Buhang restores history with non-fiction writing methods, and the cover illustrations are done by Chinese style painter Fu Shu, which beautifully presents the wisdom and character of the Northern Song Dynasty literati and the unyielding spirit of the Southern Song literati. "A Guest from Bianjing" in the Northern Song Dynasty is the cry of a strong nation, and "A Guest from Lin'an" in the Southern Song Dynasty is the struggle to save the country. The two books combined represent the three hundred years of suffering and glory of the Song Dynasty.

"Lin'an Guests", written by Jing Buhang and his wife, traces the sorrow and cries in the lives of seven representative figures of the Southern Song Dynasty. "Lin'an Guests" is a collection of historical figures created by the young writer Jing Buhang. It is a companion book to "Bianjing Guests". It takes Lin'an, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, as the starting point. It tells the story of the great artist Song Huizong, the eternal talented woman Li Qingzhao, the Song Dynasty war god Yue Fei, the great Zhongxing poet Lu You, and the bold poet Zong Xin. The life stories of seven major figures in the Southern Song Dynasty: Qi Ji, the northern literary hero Yuan Haowen, and the loyal poet Wen Tianxiang. It focuses specifically on the Southern Song Dynasty's literati and military generals who felt powerless when their country's territory was encroached and swallowed up by the powerful northern tribes after the Jingkang Incident.