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In this book, the author uses elegant and smart language, a delicate and unexpected perspective, and a rare sense of humor among female prose writers to tell the story of the happiness and pain, longing and sadness in the growth of a person or even a group. From a bird or a tree, the author can peek into the hidden truth of the world. Holding a shovel and carrying a wicker basket, the time spent digging wild vegetables is so intoxicating. It's another spring of unearned rewards. After many years, Kohlrabi still tried to disguise itself as a grass. Because it was too focused, it exposed its flaws. This little hoof! Groups of little hooves were running under the soil, deep and shallow, making me chase them all the way, leaving my friends and spring behind.

This is the author's third collection of prose, which includes Sha Shuang's representative works in his ten years of prose creation. The book is divided into two parts: "Left Edition: Direction" and "Right Edition: Time". As the title of the collection suggests, these words record the author's perception and thinking about the times and life. With their keen perception, introspective narrative, aesthetic European sentence structure, and bizarre and complex images, they jointly create an amazing literary world. Sensitive, aching, delicate, humorous yet elegant. As the "Contemporary Writers Review" commented, Sha Shuang focuses on personal history and the psychological state of modern people. The focus on growth has become the most important motif in his works, and he is more representative among writers born in the 1970s.