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This is a story about murder and escape. There is always a person who makes memories last forever; there is always a city that makes wandering a destiny. Everyone who has appeared in his life, including himself, is a loser who wants to reroll the dice of fate. In a world full of regrets, only regret itself has no regrets. The novel is divided into two parts: one starts from the day he received the university admission notice after passing the college entrance examination; the other starts from the day he received the obituary and went to attend the funeral. Memories and the present all happen in one day. The story of a college student who accidentally killed his teacher, fled for nine years, and finally surrendered voluntarily. During the last year of his escape, he settled on an anonymous street in a city and continued to remain anonymous. One day, he receives an obituary notice from a stranger, and on his way to the funeral, he begins to reminisce about the past.

The story is set in a small village in the south. It tells the story of Wutong, a third-grade girl, who accidentally discovered two dragon eggs on a mountain called "Big Summit" during her winter vacation when she went out to observe life. Unexpectedly, one of the dragon eggs was cruelly smashed by Wutong's grandmother on the grounds of being unlucky, and a young cyan dragon hatched out of it in advance. The appearance of the dragon caused many strange things, not only causing pregnant women in the village to give birth prematurely, but also causing flightless silk moths to suddenly rush to the "Big Summit" at night. In order to find out the cause of the incident, Wutong and his classmate Lu Lu climbed the mountain at night holding another dragon egg to find the truth... This is a long novel with a fairy tale nature, describing a group of portraits in a small southern village, and trying to outline the complexity of human emotions. In ordinary life, there are actually "girls riding dragons" everywhere.

Hakka people regard getting married, having children, and building a house as the three major blessings in life. Carrying these three major challenges means shouldering the ups and downs of life. "Tasa" is a collection of Hakka narrative short stories by the young writer Lin Weipan, which includes five stories: "Linglong Qiqiaoxin", "Tasa", "Hourglass", "Van Gogh's Circus" and "Hu Bugui". A girl who ran away from home studied under a teacher, but became a puppet, unable to control her own destiny; behind the glory of the wandering god, the helplessness of the brother's feud spread quietly; the old and helpless grandmother strictly abided by the survival rules of lying in bed at night... These stories start from the Hakka hometown and write about the struggle and persistence of the Hakka people in tradition and modernity, hometown and foreign land. When you are confused between leaving and settling down, the mountains, rivers, sun and moon in your hometown can always give you flavor and strength.