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Wu Gong is not the author's real name. He got his name because he has been an engineer for nearly 20 years and is always called "Wu Gong". He has a lot of worries just like you and me. I'm worried about global warming and the situation in the Middle East; I'm worried about my son's school district housing being far away; I'm worried about how to take care of my parents who are far away from home; I'm worried about when my clients will become more sensible... Fortunately, in the chicken feathers, there is always light coming in. Handmade creations allow Wu Gong to temporarily forget his worries and regain happiness. Build a fairy tale castle for his son, build a miniature version of the Great Wall and move it to the kindergarten, make a unique comb for his mother, make a knife that can cut through the starry sky for himself... These crafts may seem to be in vain, but there are small stories hidden behind them, stringing together happiness and memories, showing their uselessness. The book contains more than 200 hand-drawn illustrations by Wu Gong, explaining the production process in detail. If you want, you can follow the same pattern. Life is always awkward and helpless, but interesting souls cheer people up and make them feel that the world is not that bad.