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"Big Girl" is an urban emotional novel. At the "Meeting on the Magpie Bridge" in Beijing's Grand Canal Park, seven eldest girls in their late 40s came together. In order to get out of their marriage dilemma, they established a WeChat group - "The Castle of the Leftover Girls". The story of the novel unfolded from there. The seven girls had seven touching stories: they walked from the flower season to the rainy season, and then came to the middle; among them, there was a sweet and tender first love, there were regrets about a strange combination of circumstances, and there was an unforgettable love. But since the establishment of the WeChat group, they have been able to communicate with each other, share good news, bear hardships together, drink bitter water together, and celebrate weddings together. One person is for everyone, and everyone is for one. In the end, each of them got out of the embarrassing predicament and ushered in a happy and happy love. The novel profoundly reveals the self-awareness of warmth and coldness deep in human nature and the "big girl" problem that is common in today's society and cannot be ignored. It makes a rational exploration of each of them's sad and happy process of getting to the other side of marriage and provides useful reference for marriage and love.

Four laid-off and unemployed old educated youths, the boss, the doctor, the mouse and the second sister returned to the mountains in northern Liaoning. Next to the cemetery where they paid homage to their late comrade Little Lamb, they chose to go to the countryside to start a business for the second time, composing a song of youth in the 21st century. The one-night stand in the cave, the bloodthirsty grudges of the fathers, and the love games of the children are intertwined. The author integrates the stories he has personally experienced into his own aesthetic orientation and romantic feelings, and laments the love and hatred in life with the readers.