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This is a book that records the author's living conditions and feelings during his years of fighting against the disease. The book truly restores the unknown struggling state of seriously ill patients and their families, and aims to cause readers to think about the meaning of life.

After Zhang Xian returned to China, he met Yao Qing'an. He originally thought that Yao Qing'an was as gentle and pleasant as her appearance, and as gentle and gentle as her speech. But her style of conduct is domineering and fierce, she likes extreme sports, she likes to be free, and she likes to do it from beginning to end. From acquaintance to falling in love, Yao Qingan gave him too much unexpectedness and warmth. [I never thought about the future, but because I met you, the future is at my fingertips. ]

"Rebirth" is Su Min's second collection of essays after "My Right Eye Has No Tears". The book has more than 200,000 words and is divided into four short volumes, describing the author's life experiences and stories after he suffered from leukemia and was reborn after a bone marrow transplant. There are sincere looks back at relatives in hometown, real-life representations of wandering and hard work, calm reflections on real life, and eager yearning for poetry and the distant future. Underneath the clean and elegant words, there surges the love for life and beauty, as well as the struggle against fate and reality.