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"Migration" is a collection of non-fiction essays. This work provides a profound description of the bumpy and unyielding life attitude of more than a dozen female protagonists in the United States, showing readers at home and abroad an almost absurd, somewhat incomplete, but very real American society. Each article features several "protagonists" with mixed-race backgrounds, or non-mixed-race backgrounds with immigrant and cross-cultural experiences. The protagonists all face a choice: follow in the footsteps of their parents, or completely escape from the mother culture and completely integrate themselves into the culture of the New World they arrived in. This book focuses on describing the life path determined by the exploration gene in the character's blood. Whether they are middle-aged or very young, they all show a strong independent spirit as the story unfolds. This book highlights the beautiful side of human nature, but does not avoid racial conflicts, the difficulties of growing up, and the complex environment of American society. The brilliance of Chinese Confucianism is also demonstrated in this book.

A young man from a poor background has a bizarre and strange life experience. There is no magic or fantasy, only unpredictability in people's hearts. There are three clans in one family, each with their own agendas, intrigues, fighting for power, and beauty. They are not the most insidious, only more vicious. There is righteousness in the world of life, and you should be as open-minded as ever. I don't ask for more blessings from heaven, but I hope our brotherhood will last forever. Find your own spiritual resonance in the rise and fall of the ancient family.