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Morning and evening, do you know? Every flower takes root, sprouts, blooms and bears fruit. It's all reincarnation. What I do most often is to wait for the flowers on the tree to bloom, and hope that you will return after the leaves fall.

Secondly, short novels have their own irreplaceable artistic charm. The biggest feature of short novels is "small", so some people call it "dojo in a screw shell", while others call it "dance with shackles". These statements all embody the artistic characteristics of small novels, which are to see the sun through drops of water, to reflect the broadness through ordinary things, to accommodate the largest thoughts in the smallest space, and to provide readers with another possibility to understand society, nature, others and themselves.

"The Rest Belongs to You" is Xu Xing's only full-length novel, and it is also a rare "tramp novel" with critical spirit and ideological depth in the Chinese world. The novel describes two unemployed youths who first rode bicycles south from Beijing and met the village party secretary, a down-and-out director and a "passionate bitch". Later, they traveled to Tibet and abroad, and experienced various absurd, ridiculous, tender and helpless stories along the way. The novel is based on the author's real experience, reflecting the bizarre real society at that time, and also foreshadowing the life that has come now, with "nothing left".

Most people have a dream of buying a house and want to own a house of their own. Li Xin'an, legal counsel of Mingsheng Real Estate, is a small person who has a dream of buying a house. He puts all his hopes in life on being able to move into a house in a school district purchased by his whole family as soon as possible. However, Mingsheng Real Estate faces a break in the capital chain and is unable to hand over the house. Pain ensues: his mother is critically ill, his lover runs away, his lawyer's license is revoked, and peace of mind faces the darkest moment in his life. Will he choose to sink or fight back? This book starts from the author's personal experience and uses "house delivery" as the incision to tell a story of "buying a house, handing over a house, checking out, safeguarding rights, and pursuing accountability" jointly written by home buyers and developers.

Ah, it's begun. Chao Mu looked at the changing lights ahead. If I could go back in time, I wonder if I would still be able to meet him. The word love is inherently hurtful, and the moment you feel touched, you have already lost. The eldest lady, who has never been familiar with the world, is slowly shedding her last bit of humiliation. Just like the narcissus, slowly withering