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This book is an autobiographical novel by Mr. Tie Yang. From the perspective of the protagonist Xiang Sanyang, the work lovingly looks back at his life and growth experience in his hometown before leaving home at the age of fourteen, and tells the story of three generations of his family looking for a way out: from his grandfather as a senior general during the Beiyang government to his father secretly joining the underground organization of the Chinese Communist Party. , And then he and his brothers and sisters each found the cause they fought for in the revolutionary work under the leadership of the party... The author's entire narrative is unfolded from the perspective of childhood and youth. There is no one, nothing, and everywhere is tinged with poetry. With the sensitivity of the painter, he outlines a series of rural Chinese customs paintings, which is extremely charming. At the same time, a large number of characters such as Aunt Xinzi, Aunt Ru, Aunt Baoyun, Shan Muren, Hei, Uncle Er Chou, Sister Tuanzi, and Su Gua are also vividly and touchingly described.

Includes Tie Yang's prose works published in newspapers and periodicals in the past three or four years. It is a diligent and sincere record made in words by an 84-year-old art worker based on his long-term accumulation of discoveries and insights about painting and art, as well as his thoughts on life, country, and the essence of life. He said that the reason why he wanted to write was because he had too many stories in his heart. As a painter, he observes life with trained eyes, so his words have a unique look.