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This book is a collection of essays. The content includes three aspects. The first is to describe rural life, describing seemingly small things in the countryside, such as a gust of mountain wind, a string of rain on the eaves, the sunshine in the courtyard, and the starry sky in summer nights, as accurately as possible to express the author's unique feelings about rural life; the second is to record campus life. The campus is very interesting, and the little things are also of great aesthetic interest, such as the willows by the river on the campus, the grass, the corridors, the woods, and the upward life of the students. The author chooses a poetic perspective and uses concise words to express his love for campus life. The third is to make some out-of-context reflections on the world and all things, and give humanistic and emotional descriptions of clouds, water, fog, mountains, wind and even small insects. The author's love for nature is full of words. If you look closely at the language, it is not difficult to find that there is a brilliance of philosophy shining in many words.