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This book can be said to be the memoirs of the author Wu Zheng, recording his growth and experience from boyhood to youth to old age. Wu Zheng describes what he sees and feels with delicate brushwork. Readers can feel Wu Zheng's deep hometown complex for the city of Shanghai from between the lines of his words.

Wu Zheng, a representative writer of the Shanghai School living in Hong Kong, is the first prose memoir of his life. Reading Wu Zheng's works, you can't help but marvel at his rich imagination and accurate grasp of the characters' psychology. In this book, he used his own pen to record his life experience and thoughts, which has distinctive characteristics of Shanghai-style literature.

This story is purely fictitious. If there are any similarities, you are copying me!

Modern Shanghai still has decades of bitter history for her, and the nightmare-like years have scratched her plump body with scars. The psychological distortion caused by this spiritual trauma has left imprints on the city's hardware and software that will never be worn away. This time, the novellas published by the author in different periods are collected and published for the first time, reproducing the dramatic changes in the two metropolises of Shanghai and Hong Kong over the past sixty years.