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This book collects the author's works created over the years. The book contains both short novels and short stories; simple and elegant manuscripts, as well as national grade-award-winning masterpieces, masterpieces selected for the album of the Guizhou-Taiwan Cup·Second World Chinese Micro-Novel Grand Prix, and even shining masterpieces that have been included in college Chinese mock examination papers. The book has a wide range of topics and rich content. There are scenes describing the past years, which are vivid and heartwarming to read; there are also new scrolls praising the style of the hometown and the good words and deeds of the people, which are admirable and yearning to read; there are also wonderful articles that express feelings and promote the positive energy of society, which inspire people and leave an indelible echo. In short, this is a highly readable, full-scenario collection that appeals to both refined and popular tastes.

This book contains more than 70 short stories written by Northeastern writer Situ Xiuhui, most of which have been published and won awards. With the theme of "promoting truth, goodness and beauty, and opposing fakeness, ugliness and evil", the author focuses on social hot spots, such as "A Bowl of Mung Bean Soup for a Thousand Yuan" explores the value of traditional medicine, and "True and False Business" criticizes the bad habits of following etiquette. The language of the work is simple, borrowing from O. Henry's structure but seeking novelty and change, creating a distinctive image of a small character, and integrating ideological and interesting elements into the ups and downs of the plot. A profound understanding of life and a deep concern for society can be seen between the lines.