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The main literary genre of "Light" is poetry. Poetry is more graphic, abstract, and personal, but at the same time can illustrate broader content and themes. The book is divided into eight chapters, each chapter tells an important part of life. "Days" records every detail of life, "Spring Snow" depicts the changes of the four seasons; "Bitter Tea" is travel information, "Recess" includes school life; "Lights" describes family affection, and "Writing" represents the insights gained after appreciating works of art. What is more special are the last two chapters: "I don't know how life will continue" records the confused moments in the author's life, and always motivates himself to bravely meet new challenges; "Answers" includes the author's exploration and thinking on grand propositions such as existence, death, life, and happiness.

This book contains various aspects of the author's undergraduate career: study and life experiences at school, travel experiences during holidays, and daily jottings. In addition to poetry and prose, some songs (lyrics) written by the author are also included. No matter what genre or format, what remains unchanged is that the emotion condensed in each text is the author's true expression at a certain moment in the past four years. Dear reader, I invite you to open this book, follow the author into the faint blue of the morning, and experience the wonderful journey of studying as an undergraduate at Columbia University.