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This is a realistic novella by the famous writer Tao Liqun. It tells the daily life of Mrs. Mo, a clean-faced person. The profession of facial cleanser is to clean the body of people who are about to die. Mrs. Mo has been engaged in this profession for more than 40 years. She sends the people who are about to die cleanly away, but it is difficult for her to live a normal life again. She had to learn to get along with animals and plants that could not speak, learn to get along with isolation and loneliness, and learn to get along with a series of old and sick. It was in this situation that the author used quiet and meticulous pen and ink to describe the fate of Mrs. Mo, a clean-faced person, bit by bit, and tried to explore the process of her reconciliation with her own destiny.

An isolated island full of hidden pain, in an era when women were abducted and trafficked, became an unguarded prison cell. A kidnapped woman who never gave up the idea of ​​freedom finally successfully "escaped" after going through hardships. However, when she waded through the cold and dark lake, what was waiting for her ahead was... She was lying on the white sheets, with yellow skin and thin skin, and the long hair that I envied was as messy as withered grass. I'm a little surprised that the life that nourishes them has been soaked in disease for the past two years, but they are still so lush. They were pressed beneath her small, round head and tangled at her shoulders. Her long hair reaches her waist. This is my most profound impression of her.