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This book is a collection of poems based on the author's diachronic ideas. It brings together a period of the author's mental journey; from themes such as wandering, time, because, life and destiny, salvation, love, writing, etc., It condenses the author's true feelings of poetic life and poetic world.

This book tells the life story of Sun Hechun, an enlightened businessman from southern Shandong during the Republic of China, in the form of a biography. The book follows the development of time and describes major events such as the anti-foreign religion struggle, Yizhou mining rights, door tickets, the Northern Expedition, the suppression of bandits in southern Shandong, armed uprisings, and the Japanese attack on Pier Town. It tells about Sun Hechun's good deeds such as rescuing foreigners, releasing grain in Sihong, and rescuing skinny monkeys; he mined coal mines to develop local business; he went to other places to learn technology in order to build an iron factory; when bandits harassed the dock town, he used tricks to drive away the bandits; in the Vulcan's food grab, he opened the door of the villa, making the Vulcan leave with emotion; in the fight against the Japanese army, Bannong Villa became a strong fortress...

This book collects 80 essays written by the author in his spare time in recent years. They are all written from the heart and emotions. The content involves life insights, natural experiences, family and friendship, cultural thoughts, work meditation, etc. The author has been working in the leadership position of education management in colleges and universities for a long time. During the more than thirty years of work, he has been exposed to many things and things, experienced or participated in many things, and has been moved by events and scenes. He has put his feelings into his work and life journey, and has accumulated some insights into life and experience of the nature of life. Most of the essays recorded in the book are short in length. They include nostalgia for campus life, reflections on life, concern for family and affection, reflections on some events, descriptions of urban and rural landscapes, and freehand expressions of the author's own state of mind in natural scenes. These essays are a kind of commemoration of a period of the author's life.