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Loneliness often expands people's thinking space, and I began to like to meditate. Often, I turn on the desk lamp, lean my elbows on the rough desk, and think about poetry. The paintings hanging on the wall, the black utility rack in front of the window, the coffee table, the bed, the pillows, and the dead objects around me all seemed to suddenly have a sympathetic relationship with me through the association of poetry. Sometimes I stand in front of the window and gaze at the trees outside the courtyard. The green leaves are fluttering and stretching in the sunlight and breeze. --Wang Lianghe. This book contains fifty essays, divided into five series, covering themes such as reminiscing about the past, life insights, travel experiences, etc. The articles may be thoughtful, writing about the love between husband and wife, family members, teachers and students, and friends, with strong emotions permeating the light details of life; or reflecting on oneself, and analyzing the heart and consciousness through the observation of people, people, and things; or being lyrical and freehand, using animals and plants as metaphors, and writing the feelings of life and nature through the poet's keen sense of touch. The author endows daily and realistic themes with fantastic imagination, giving the article a novel-like fascinating plot and an immersive sense of presence. The text is magical and poetic.