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Taking the rise of the Sino-Russian Wanli Tea Road in the middle of the Qing Dynasty to its decline in the early 20th century as the main line of time, it takes the Yangloudong in Hubei Province, one of the sources of the Wanli Tea Road, to Hankou, the Oriental Tea Port, the land and water transfer center credit store, Jinzhong, the base camp of Shanxi merchants, naturalization, Zhangjiakou, and Kyaktu on the Sino-Russian border. Focusing on the city as a narrative space, we use the historical facts of the formation of the tea road and the historical figures and major events related to the tea road (including Chinese businessmen, British businessmen, Russian businessmen, government officials and people, mainly Shanxi merchants) to introduce the glorious history of the thousands of miles of tea road and the sadness that it will inevitably be annihilated in the storm of the times.

The author's autobiographical essays, this collection is a summary of the author Liu Xiaohang's life. "The Wind Blows the Sky Full of White Umbrellas" is mainly divided into four parts. It tells the tortuous story of how the author refused to surrender and studied hard while going to the mountains and countryside to join the queue, and finally passed the college entrance examination and changed his destiny. It also tells the story of the close friends, close friends, lovers, celebrities, etc. That the author met during his life journey. The author also elaborates on some of his own opinions on the current research status of educated youth culture.