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According to the old owner's account, I was captured by dog ​​dealers. The master was very dissatisfied with this. He didn't believe what the old master said. He thought it was the old master who killed me, so he asked the young master for confirmation. But the little master didn't know the truth. The little master is a poor child. He is only in the first grade this year. When he was eight years old, the mistress left. She went to heaven, and she went to heaven with all her illnesses. I came to this dilapidated home the year my mistress went to heaven. Two years ago, a new mistress came to this home. It was from this moment on that the eldest master started not to trust the old master. Even regarding my death, he didn't believe what the old master said. I understand the mood of the great master very well. But now, I don't want to dwell on the topic of "death."

"Trilogy of the Transformation Era" is a work that Ye Wei devoted ten years of energy to complete. "Fission", formerly known as "Poisoning", was written in 2008 and published in the 2009 "Novel Monthly" original version of the novel special issue. The novel centers on a university's key laboratory's application for a national project. It tells the achievements and problems faced by the reform of scientific research, teaching, and personnel training in universities. It creates a series of characters such as professor Shi Zhen, laboratory director Jiang Fang, and He Cai. It focuses on the ideological transformation and soul changes of university intellectuals under the background of reform and opening up.

"Zhenhe" was written around 2015. From a first-person perspective, the novel focuses on a generation of young people who were born and grew up in the countryside but studied and worked in the city during the social transition period. They personally experienced the reform and opening up and its profound impact. By telling the growth experience of "my friend" Chen Di and his love story with three women, the novel reflects the survival and ideological state of a generation of young people of the same age as the reform and opening up.

This book contains 5 short stories by Ye Wei, all of which are excellent novels about animal narratives. These fairy tale-style adult novels with animals as the protagonists are realistic and lifelike. There are those that praise pure love, and there are those that lash out at human indifference. The works included in the book are full of strange imagination and at the same time closely connected with reality. The five novels have different backgrounds. They strive to make everyone feel the cold and heavy social phenomenon while gaining some joy and awakening the kind nature deep in their hearts.

In the summer of 1955, when New China was confidently "standing up", a case that was repeatedly mentioned and entangled later occurred - the case of the Hu Feng Counter-revolutionary Group. This matter now seems so inconsistent with the goal of building a strong China that has emerged from the war and getting rid of poverty and poverty. At the beginning of the founding of New China, the people were full of expectations, believing that in this peaceful society freed from external strife and civil war, a moment of recuperation had arrived, and the dream of a prosperous country and a strong people would come true. However, the people were not sufficiently prepared for the consequences of the revolutionary shift from the military front to the ideological and cultural realm, which would permeate every aspect of their daily lives. The Hu Feng case undoubtedly foreshadowed the subsequent ideological and cultural movements. Since then, the use of political means to rectify literature and art has become a common phenomenon in the modern history of this country.

Ye Wei's real name is Liu Yewei. A native of Zaozhuang, Shandong. Born in 1977. Member of Chinese Writers Association. Candidate for PhD at the Creative Writing and Research Center of Shanghai University. He has published more than two million words of long, medium and short stories and other texts in various literary journals, and published more than ten books including the novel "Bonanza" and the academic treatise "A Cold Eye on the Literary World". Won the Purple Mountain Literature Award Newcomer Award and other awards. Student of the 18th Advanced Research Class of Lu Xun Institute of Literature and the first English Class for Young Writers. He once led a delegation of Chinese young writers to visit the United States and participated in the Iowa International Writing Project Youth Project. Overture to Jingzhe is located in a small mountain village in northern Jiangsu and southern Shandong. Almost every village has a land temple in the southeast corner. Mazhuang is no exception. Mazhuang people worship the land and regard it as their mother.

Born into the Gu family, Gu Mingyan was destined to enter the palace. In her last life, she entered the palace for love and fought for love, but she ended up with her family broken up and everyone dead. God gave her another chance to be reborn. In this life, she decided to embark on the road of palace fighting again to find out the real culprit behind the scenes. The strange thing is that this time her journey to the palace seemed to be on the ropes... Gu Mingyan was slightly stunned: "Mo Jingyuan, why did you do this?" Mo Jingyuan kissed her forehead and looked at her firmly: "I missed you in the last life. Let me protect you in this life!"

"Natural Selection" was written by Ye Wei in 2016 when he was a visiting scholar at the University of Iowa. The novel revolves around the college life and work of Niu Wanxiang, a young college teacher, and tells the unique college life of young intellectuals born in the 1970s and 1980s. The novel takes Niu Wanxiang's work experience when he first entered university as the main line, comprehensively displays the workplace ecology of the university, and comprehensively explores the various undercurrents of thought flowing in the university. In addition to young teachers, the novel also creates a series of youthful images of contemporary college students.