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"Little Hua Dan" is the latest collection of novels by writer Wang Zhanhei, which includes six short and medium-length works written in the past three years. This time the writer moved from the lively streets to the deeper parts of the city, from the previous generation to his peers, and also tried to enter the secret forest in the heart of every ordinary person. The relationship between people and space always carries the relationship between people and time. Going in to see and explore is a constant aspiration and a new growth.

To the left is the small official's reception room, and next to it is Lao Huang's fruit stall. The junior official has been looking at the gate all his life. When he was young, he stared with round eyes and shouted in a loud voice, which was as scary as a robber. Since losing several teeth, his speech has become a bit leaky, and even the area around the big iron gate is gradually no longer his territory. And Lao Huang's stall witnessed every battle, large and small. Since the establishment of this stall, day after day, and over the years, small battles have been gradually forgotten, and only those few major events that have been talked about repeatedly have finally been passed down by word of mouth and gone down in history. It turns out that there is no difference between the history of a community and the history of the world. No one can tell how many people gathered, how many decks of cards were played, how many spittle stars flew by, and how many sensational good news or scandals were circulated. Some live for a long time, some just disappear; some are always new and have ever-changing versions, and some are quietly and gradually forgotten.

"Air Cannon" is a collection of stories by Wang Zhanhei, a rising writer born in the 1990s. It contains 8 short stories, describing the colorful street people. Their lives may seem ordinary but they also have their own "turbulent waves". Wang Zhanhei provides readers with a unique perspective and an interesting dimension to peek into the life of the city. Wang Zhanhei's writing ranges from vague childhood memories of alleys and riverbanks to semi-new and old spaces that are independent of "countryside" and "city". What they have in common is that they are all acquaintance societies created by the civilian class in small cities. The capacity of this group is huge, and Wang Zhanhei gives it a true, detailed and eye-level presentation, like a micro-movie, black and white, but intriguing. Its perspective is rare for authors born in the 1990s. Wang Zhanhei was born in Jiaxing, Zhejiang in 1991. Graduated from the Chinese Department of Fudan University. His existing works can be found in "Furong", "Mountain Flower", "Selected Journals of Sinan Literature", etc.