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"I hope that my novel is like a wild fruit, like a wild vegetable. I found it growing there, so I picked it." "Bold Use of Green" is a new and expanded edition of novelist Tan Bo's first work. It contains 53 short stories, 10 of which are new. Each of the original stories has been carefully polished and revised with careful consideration of words and sentences. In these novels, the author writes about the strange people and various aspects of life in the northern towns and cities with passionate, controlled and heartfelt emotions. He captures the subtle moments that make people's hearts tremble, and describes the ups and downs of the lives of people in this world. Under the simple and concise words, there are stories that are still unspeakable, showing the embarrassment and absurdity of life, sadness and humor, plainness and profoundness, down-to-earthness, and seeing all living beings. The author gives full play to the potential of the short story format, manipulates the knife of fiction with his extraordinary imagination, and explores and practices the form of short stories to the extreme. He treats words patiently and humbly. Each piece is exquisitely conceived but light, showing precise control and soul-stirring energy, conveying the profound confusion and truth of life amidst worldly fireworks and market legends.

"Catch the Cat in Heat" is a new work by the novelist Tan Bo, which contains twelve short and medium-sized novels with great style and texture. They are like highly concentrated mineral crystals, showing the original and boiling urban life in many aspects, and carving out extremely realistic Northeastern Paozi and Biaozi. They are fierce yet tender, stubborn yet pure. They remain naive despite the torrent and difficulties of life, and they are bumped into and bumped into. The honest and passionate people and life, the innocence and love hidden deep in the heart, calmly and forcefully overcome the odds, describe the wildness and naivety of an era. The novella of the same name is the largest in size. Two northeasterners who came to the south and a big black cat in heat connect the stories of all kinds of marginalized people to present a hard-hitting black humor drama. Tan Bo is known as "the backbone of contemporary literature", with a frugal style, plain and fierce style. Twelve novels use plain and concise language to build both sides of the river, accommodating the flow of real life. Regardless of good or evil, love or hate, joy or sorrow, they are all burning and burning, hitting people's hearts time and time again. Life goes by, and these twelve novels have left a profound impression on those simple people, brave people, noisy people, silent people, and frustrated people. They powerfully penetrate reality and time and reach the mysterious realm of human nature.