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That year, I had the opportunity to go deep into life at the China Working Group and returned to Dongguang, my hometown, to collect writing materials. My original intention was to learn about founding general Xiao Hua's anti-Japanese deeds in the Dongguang area, but in the process of contacting the locals, they all told me about the murder case. The people of Dongguang, who have always been honest and kind-hearted people, did not understand how such an incredible thing could happen. After hearing this, I was deeply shocked and decided to remember it. Xiaoqin dropped the bowl. Da Zhuang heard it, and he could almost see Xiao Qin holding the big sea bowl that his elder brother had been using, weighing and hesitating repeatedly. But he still lifted it high and dropped it hard. After the loud noise, the concrete floor trembled, as if it could not bear Xiaoqin's resentment.

I remember that when I was very young, I couldn't fully understand a sentence - literature comes from life. At that time, I would rather believe in my own soul or my unknowable distance. But today, when I have truly experienced life, I feel that everything I need for literature is around me, among the simple, rich, and persevering people living around me. I cannot ignore their suffering and describe everything I don't know, or lower my head and play with the tears and petals dripping on my own toes. I can't do it, I love their suffering and joy even more, including their little cunning and compromises. I love these people around me.

The collection of short stories and short stories "Diamond Age" includes 15 short stories and short stories published by the author in well-known publications such as "People's Literature", "Beijing Literature", "Mountain Flowers", "Qingming" and "The Great Wall" since 2005. The content covers different themes such as contemporary gender emotions, workplace situations, pursuit of faith, historical memory, etc. It contains both the exquisite experience of urban life and the hardships and tribulations of rural life. What is even more commendable is that the author adopts a writing method that combines traditional writing with avant-garde experiments, striving to use novels to describe the turbulence of the times and the joys, sorrows and joys of civilian life.

If there were no future events, that afternoon fifteen years ago would actually have been an extremely mediocre time. Of course, the reason why I dare not talk about that afternoon until today is because I had too many things that I couldn't believe before. Even to this day, I often harbor fantasies and hope that everything is false. However, the facts are so clear that even Bergman and Lorraine cannot imagine another possibility. I swallowed that afternoon like a tooth that someone else had discarded. I didn't want it to linger in my stomach for fifteen years. 1 Lin Xiaomai was woken up by a text message on his cell phone. The text message was from Lin Dong. He said, "You have forgotten everything." Her heart moved, just like the wind blowing. Those six words suddenly became the petals of late spring, struggling and falling.