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This is a memoir with no old photos to prove the past. There are only some skylight and cloud shadows, slices of wind, abandoned chairs and old bicycles, pine marks on the window paper, and the figures in my heart, shuttled through the iron stains and rust spots of the words. Alas! This person is either too low-key or too conceited! --Zhang Ruifen. The vast majority of people in the world are like me, ups and downs according to circumstances, and they are all "little" people who are not very important. ... Little people also have their own world, with flowers blooming and falling, forming their own seasons. --Zhou Zhiwen.

One of the Three Memory Books: The Classmate Boy... I really feel like the dizzy Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty. "The Classmate Boy" is Wang Zhaojun who made me cry every time I read it in "Zhaojun Goes Out of the Wall". When I was young, I wrote like this: "When the flute of Kun Opera is played, it is so tragic that you can forget it in this life." --Zhu Tianwen Although the title of my book comes from Du Shi, strictly speaking, its meaning is reversed. None of the young classmates in my recollection are "Wuling clothes and horses are light and fat."

This "Strange Current Situation I've Witnessed for Thirty Years", which follows "Classmate Boy", is not just for literary people. In this book, celebrities from academia, politics, and newspapers all appear one by one. To put it simply, it is the amazing world that the ragged child in "Classmates" encountered after going to college. It covers the 30 years from the 1960s to the 1990s, the most dramatic changes in Taiwanese society, the development process of a cultural person and the scenes of polite sweeping that he witnessed with his own eyes.