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This book is a collection of short stories by Kim In-soon, a Korean writer and winner of the Horse Award. It writes about unspoken love and farewell, and reveals the true answer to life in the world of fireworks. The women in Kim In-soon's works do not express themselves through violent words, but maintain their inner compass in silence. They can be Haruyoshi in "The Ballad of Platycodon". At the wedding of her husband's illegitimate son, they finally let go of their grudges against their former love rivals, and reached mutual understanding and understanding through sympathy and pity; they can be the poets in "Forgiveness", who live alone in a foreign land with poetry as their company, and survive in poverty. Maintaining spiritual independence; it can be Lang Lang in "Adelina by the Water", as a reflection of his own desires, projecting the vivid and disordered reality; or it can be Mingyue in "Monk Dance", wearing a monk's uniform and performing a charming dance, with the coldness of his heart, against the indifference of the world. These stories are neither fierce accusations nor deliberately sensational, but reveal the power of tenacity and tenderness in the daily details.

The latest self-selected collection of essays by Kim In-soon, a famous writer born in the 1970s. Kim In-soon is good at using simple and concise pen and ink to accurately outline the various people around him, observing the rapids lurking under the surface of ordinary life, and revealing the gaps and cracks in life in calm and peaceful narratives. It not only shows the intellectuality and brightness of a writer who has experienced the world, but also her deep respect and understanding of the world.

This book contains more than ten short stories and short stories by Jin Inshun, a female writer born in the 1970s. "In Memory of My Friend Golden Branch", "Indus", "Pine Tree Town", "In Dunhuang", "Green Tea", etc. Have been widely influential in the literary world and won various awards.

"Spring Fragrance" is a representative novel by Jin Renshun, a powerful contemporary Chinese writer. Although the inspiration and material of the novel come from the well-known Korean folk tales and the classic "The Legend of Chunhyang", it uses modern and avant-garde thinking and imagination to construct a unique world dominated by women. In Nanyuan Mansion, there is a paradise-like mansion called Champs. The girl Chunxiang has lived in Champs since she was a child. Under the protection of her mother, Mrs. Xiang, she has no worries about food and clothing, and gradually shows her talent in medicine. However, although the life in Champs is free and comfortable, it is also full of dangers. Faced with Jin Zhu's protection, Li Menglong's courtship, Byun Xuedao's forced marriage, and Mrs. Xiang's life-saving protection, Chunxiang decided to re-choose the meaning of life... The novel reconstructs the folk tale of a gifted man and a beautiful woman, and re-examines women's independent consciousness and free spirit from the perspective of modernity.

"In Memory of My Friend Jin Zhi" includes Jin Renshun's short stories "In Memory of My Friend Jin Zhi", "Each Other", "Skylark" and "In Dunhuang". Jin In-soon's works focus more on the emotions of urban women, presenting women's psychology and living conditions with precise and delicate writing. The aesthetic style of these works is classicism or aestheticism. There is no exaggerated narrative or technical game that is common in modern novels. The language is extremely clean, restrained, and unhurried, without any sloppy modification elements, forming a distinct artistic style.

"Skylark/Book Series of Contemporary Chinese Powerful Female Writers" is written by Jin Renshun. It is a book series of powerful contemporary Chinese female writers and is edited by Liang Hongying, director of the Creative Research Department of the Chinese Writers Association. "Skylark/Book Series of Contemporary Chinese Powerful Female Writers" selects 15 short stories and short stories published by Jin Renshun, a well-known contemporary female writer, in famous domestic literary journals.