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"Spring: Shanghainese in New York" is a cultural book that deconstructs the good nature of the human world. And it can be safely said that she is one of those rare works whose themes are greater than literature. It focuses on making a relatively objective deconstruction of how Chinese people face cultural exchanges and cultural integration in the United States. Because they are about different policies regarding Chinese demand in New York, there is no comparability between the two. In New York, there are many Beijingers living; in New York, there are many Shanghainese. In New York, there are many Chinese people from different regions of China living. Therefore, the reality they face is that exchanges of culture, values ​​and even beliefs must be achieved. The ultimate goal of communication must not be based on betrayal of the respective cultures. This may be the outstanding rational value of the literature of "Spring: Shanghainese in New York".

A collection of casually written novels and essays. The nine chapters of Primary Colors, Purple Love, Love World, Black, White, Green, Blue, Journey to the North, and Flushing tell the story of the experiences of new immigrants struggling to realize their dreams in the United States in the past ten years.

Whether you are in New York or Shanghai, home will always be with you - whether it is bitter, painful, joyful or sad, home is always inseparable, bringing us infinite aftertaste and sweetness. No matter whether I am walking in Shanghai or New York, my family has always been connected with me - together in difficult times, together in times of loss, together in hard times, and together in sweet times. The novel takes the WeChat group as the creative background, the offline activities organized by the WeChat group "Jia" as the auxiliary line, and the emotional story of Zhang Feng, the group leader of "Jia", as the main line. In the context of the times, the living conditions of each character are vividly presented. The emotions of the characters in the novel are natural and real, and both love and friendship are pure and unpretentious. Although there are no stormy scenes or twists and turns of the plot, the author's relaxed and natural writing style brings it into it, as if you are also a member of the "family", recalling the past of youth with them, cherishing every inch of the present moment, and spending every happy and beautiful time.