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"Shui Shuo" is the story of one person and a microcosm of a generation of Chinese students born in 1995. The whole story unfolds from the perspective of Zheng Xinran, an international student. She studied abroad when she was young, worked hard to learn English, imitated the local accent, understood the customs, and tried to integrate into the new environment. After many attempts, I discovered that there were invisible but solid barriers between different cultures, so I chose to give up on being "assimilated". After going through various twists and turns in study, life, and internship, I returned to my country, but it didn't go smoothly either. The number of international students is increasing, and the quality varies greatly. Some are genuine and some are seriously watered down. Among them, the discussion about "water master's degree" is becoming increasingly fierce. Is she Shuishuo? The content of the course is in English. I graduated with distinction in both my undergraduate and master's degrees. I try my best to work in the workplace. I face it calmly when things go against my expectations. I accept that I will eventually be ordinary. I often find the warmth and beauty in the subtleties of life. Isn't she Shuishuo? I encountered obstacles one after another in finding a job, I was disappointed in my work as a secretary, my English interpretation was like a disaster scene, my emotional intelligence was so low that I contradicted my seniors in public, and I was on the verge of being "optimized" by the company several times. Who defines Shui Shuo? This book puts forward the definition of "Shui Shuo" for the first time and looks forward to readers' discussions. What exactly is Shui Shuo? Everyone has their own answer.