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Creation is a process of blending with the outside world with a sincere and clear heart. Thanks to "Beijing Literature" for making my debut novella "Red Coat" available. "Red Coat" changed hands three times, and its style and color changed several times, reflecting the ups and downs of the fate of the owners of the coat and the changes of the times. I used the red coat as a clue and the changes of the times as the background to draw a sketch of human nature, especially the courage and never giving up on the ideal of the two generations of "grandpa" and "mother". 80 Years ago, "Grandpa", a rich man from Northeast China, had an ideal that was not accepted by his family: when his daughters grew up, all of them would be doctors and not rely on men for food. He gave up his land to work in the city and sent his daughters to school. The enslavement of the Japanese and the hunger when Changchun was besieged could not make him give up his ideals.

How does Shirley, a first-generation immigrant, go against the odds and establish herself in a foreign country? How will the handsome and handsome Chinese-English mixed-race Bob, with his first-class business acumen and creativity, end? Angel-like blonde beauty Angel, why did her wealthy life turn upside down overnight? How could the down-to-earth John be so perseverant that he had so many ups and downs? How did a car accident destroy a middle-class family? Why did the mother of two young sons point a gun at herself? Small story, big picture. Taking the 9/11 incident in 2001 as a starting point, it describes the turmoil in the real estate market in the United States over the past two decades. Four real estate agents with distinctive personalities faced the same storm. Because of their different minds and visions, they made completely different choices, and ultimately had completely different fates. The life of overseas Chinese and the U. S. Real estate market are covered in the story.