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This book is a self-selected collection of personal literary works by the young student Mastao. The author uses "Za, Nen, and Courage" to summarize this collection of works. Za means a variety of genres, involving poetry, travel notes, short stories, prose, essays, essays, etc.; Nen means that the author has a humble heart towards his works. After all, both life and the creation of his works have just begun; Courage is also the author's humble word based on "tender", but it also explains the author's confidence in the work. The author's praise of youth, young people's understanding of failure, and attitude towards setbacks in the poem all show a mature outlook on life and values. The long poem "Laocoön", which imitates the Renaissance, fully demonstrates the young author's literary talent. In his travel notes about Shaanxi and Hainan, readers can realize the young generation's love for the great rivers and mountains of the motherland and their praise for the rapid development. In his essays such as "Seeing the Causes of Women's Tragedy in the Feudal Era from "A Dream of Red Mansions"" and "Seeing the Inevitability of Tragedy from "Hamlet"", he showed the unique thinking and insights of young students.