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After Uncle Jiu was discharged from the hospital, he suddenly looked much older and no longer smiled all day long like before. Sizi and the others went to see him, but they just sat there. When they were tired, they went back to their homes. One day, Sizi said, "Uncle Jiu, don't you want to know why Zhu Si'er was the only one bidding at the public auction?" Uncle Jiu said nothing. Sizi said, "Uncle Jiu, if you don't want to know, I have to tell you that Zhu Si'er came down with a lot of people that day. Anyone who came to bid would either give them some money and send them away, or glare at them." Originally, few people came to bid, and everyone knew that Zhu Si'er wanted to buy it. Who dared to come and seize the food from the tiger's mouth? Uncle Jiu said nothing. Sizi said, Uncle Jiu, do you know who hurt you? Uncle Jiu said nothing. Sizi said, Uncle Jiu, blame us for being cowardly. Uncle Jiu said nothing.

"Full Metal Youth" is an excellent military school-themed work that tells the life of several boys in an air force academy. The novel is narrated from the perspective of new student Wei Jiajie. The main subject of the narrative is the four-year study life of seven cadets in a military academy. As soon as these students with enthusiasm and dreams, but some ignorance, stepped into the gate of the military academy, they began their blue adolescence at an unusual pace in a culture, psychology and environment that was very different from that of local colleges and universities. The playground, classrooms, and dormitories seemed to form a closed space, in which they had to accept the all-weather norms and constraints of the iron law of straight lines and squares. As time goes by, in the interweaving and collision of strict discipline and youthful psychology, they have completed not only the learning of military professional knowledge, but also the baptism and transformation of their spirit, thus maturing in the process of stumbling.

As a representative of the new generation of military writers, Wang Kai has solid military service experience and grassroots life experience. He is good at excavating and describing the rich life moods and complex spiritual worlds of characters in daily life, and he has conducted questioning and reflection on the mental situation and fate of young soldiers full of life pain and speculative meaning. "Green Desert" is Wang Kai's latest novel collection, which includes three of his important short and medium-length works in recent years. The content uses daily life in the military camp as a clue and focuses on the true spirit and psychological state of the officers and soldiers of the grassroots company. Small and large, individual and collective, micro and macro, Wang Kai's works develop from multiple dialectical relationships, expanding the life scope and theme of the novel.

"The Style of the Republic of China in Long Shirts and Cheongsams" tells a history that has not yet solidified, a different Republic of China. This is a colorful era, it is a maverick era, it is an era of tolerance and openness, it is an era of frankness and frankness, it is an era of elegance and calmness, it is an era of backbone, integrity and character, and of course it is also an era ravaged by wars and disasters. In this era, literati have the style of a scholar, warriors have the style of a martial artist, ladies have the style of a socialite, citizens have the style of citizens, artists have the style of entertainers, and politicians have the style of politicians. Various elements appeared one after another, whether fashion, tradition, wisdom, ignorance, nobleness, despicability, light or darkness, forming a diverse Republic of China, a Republic that has now disappeared. With delicate and dexterous writing and warm and concise language, this book resurrects the once vivid characters and details one by one, taking us into the world that has not gone far away, the years that still have the warmth.