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The contents of "Winning or Losing" include: endless reverie; no matter winning or losing; life is the art of seven days; the world is "inverted"; officialdom title; life needs tipsy moments; life needs compassion; talk about unspoken rules; understanding and virtue; fighting and cheating; privacy; us hanging in mid-air; street angels; tax exemption and smuggling; who is the master instead of a passing flower, etc.

"Twilight in the Fields" selects prose works created by outstanding backbone writers in the "Prose" group in recent years, all of which reflect the writer's profound and broad observation and thinking of life, and the in-depth personal experience that is in line with the changes in history and civilization. Gathered into a volume and a cluster, it is a feast for literature lovers.

"The Inner Sky: Yu Qiuyu's Humanistic Creations" captures the essence of Yu Qiuyu's more than 20 famous works and is divided into five parts: historical knowledge, elegance, calligraphy, life, and travel, which respectively cover Yu Qiuyu's historical knowledge (including philosophy, aesthetics, thought, politics, history, religion); elegance (including civilization, culture, academics, and education) , reading, writing); calligraphy (including literature, art, drama, calligraphy); life (including society, life, family, love, friendship, nostalgia); travel (including cities, architecture, travel, scenery) and other five aspects of thinking. The profound humanistic culture is superimposed on the extraordinary language talent, focusing on Yu Qiuyu's unique humanistic creativity.

This is a collection of essays that comprehensively tells the interesting childhood stories of those born in the 1970s and 1980s. It tells the story of friends fishing in the Northeast, touching shrimps, climbing over walls, walking dogs, hugging rabbits, digging out bird eggs, picking crabs, picking mushrooms, hunting and other interesting childhood stories. It is fresh and interesting, and humorous. It makes people sometimes laugh, sometimes feel sad and cry, and reminisce about the youthful days that can never be returned.

The story of the Northeastern man's rural and wild life has attracted hundreds of thousands of people to follow him. Ring roping, picking badgers, smashing roe deer, flying squirrels, raising meat eagles... Thrilling and interesting; the rural strange people Er Baldy and Sun Liuzhi... Make jokes and do everything; drive donkey carts, sand slides, put ice rows, go to the market... Perfectly present rural life. Laughing and cursing, drinking and singing. The author has a wonderful pen and uses extremely precise and concise words to interpret hilarious rural comedies. Who said that good stories come from the folk; drinking and singing, catching fish and shrimps... All kinds of things in the world are all turned into articles. Reading Bo Long and Wang Lizhi's "The Rabbit Going Up the Mountain and the Pig Descending the Mountain" in the summer, it suddenly dawned on me.

"Ms. Xie, Ms. Xie" is a collection of essays written by the author Xie Shu based on his life experiences in New York. From his time as a student in the United States in the 1980s to his current settlement in the United States, it mainly includes the experience of working when he first entered the United States, the legends or lives of Chinese people in the United States, and the living conditions of Westerners. The writing is sophisticated, expressing his sincere feelings for the motherland, and also expressing the author's reflections on the times. She writes about the Zhenjiang boss in the New York arena who still misses the gold buried deep in his hometown. She writes about "Xiao Cao" who suffered humiliation at home and abroad and finally died of bone cancer. She writes about Mr. Deng who makes a collection by running a hotel. She writes about Mrs. Zhou who delivered letters to the Red Army when she was a girl and then treated herself in the United States...

The prose collected in "Yi Xin Tie" written by Liu Xiyan advocates a happy life. The author writes about ideal life, career, and happiness, as well as the misunderstandings about loving oneself and maintaining good health, and the experience of reading "Dream of Red Mansions". He also writes about chrysanthemums, plum blossoms, roses, crabapples and other beautiful scenes of nature with poetic touches. The author understands the principles of life from the joys and misunderstandings in life, as well as the wonder and variety of nature. The author adheres to the view that simplicity is happiness, advocates getting close to nature, slowing down life, and enjoying the happiness within reach anytime and anywhere.

The real calmness in life is not to avoid disputes and noise, but to face confusion and troubles calmly. In the journey of life, pain and joy always go hand in hand. How much twists and turns can we endure, how much happiness we deserve. Mr. Jia Pingwa writes about the people and things he sees and feels with sincere and simple writing. Every line of his words sparkles with dazzling wisdom. After reading the life fragments presented by Mr. Jia Pingwa in the book, we will eventually understand that being calm does not mean following the crowd, and do not submit to a strong fate prematurely. Only by keeping your original intention silently can you become your true self. The true meaning of life is to live it calmly and calmly.

"Dusk" is a collection of essays written by the famous poet and writer Lei Pingyang in recent years. It has a unique style and superb writing. After the first two parts were published, it attracted great attention from domestic theoretical circles and readers.

"The Empty Cup" is written by Zhang Zongzi. The cup before filling is empty; the cup after drinking is still empty. Empty is completion, emptiness is expectation, emptiness is the short rest between two fillings, one end is connected to the aftertaste of the past, and the other end is connected to the hope of the future. There is tolerance in the middle, looking forward and looking back, it is hesitation, hesitation, and the bow is gradually filled, ready to go in infinite awe.

"Shishuoxinyu Sadness of Death" contains: "Wang Rong lost thousands of sons, and he went to save them in the mountain slips. The king was overwhelmed with grief. The slip said: 'Why is it like this when the child holds something in his arms?' The king said: 'A saint forgets his love, and the worst thing he can do is love. The love he loves is in my generation.'" Every time I read this paragraph, I am convinced that I can't escape the category of love. The "love-forgetting water" mentioned in popular songs is impossible to get. Even if it were available, I wouldn't drink it. In the spring scenery and spring water, let my emotions ripple until I grow old! When writing an article, you need to use emotion, but the most important thing to avoid is excessive emotion. When writing, it is extremely important to control your emotions and use less adjectives. Spring water can sway and ripple, but it cannot overflow. Overflow will cause disaster. The same goes for words. Then, live your life seriously and resign yourself to fate, and use your emotions with caution, restraint and calmness. The spring water is endless and flows until old age.

The contents of "Incompetent Criticism" compiled by Zhu Bai include: surpassing the past or forgetting the past; old and undying evil works; breaking the literary world and bad criticism; a soap opera constructed with nonsense; a cruel middle-aged love diary; a "weak era of literature" that has to be faced; hasty shots with insufficient reserves; hasty passers-by in the great defeat of literature; sex in the realm of nothingness Absurdity; the crisis of middle-aged desire; the inability to end absurdity will inevitably expose weakness; the nouveau riche-style cleverness and showoff of language; humor in those rare truths of life; the glory and shackles of magical realism; the thin and tough writer: Han Dong; beauty, beautiful writing and ugliness; the messiness after rashly cutting into reality; welcome to gain insight into the world of truth, etc.

The articles collected in "Wild Fox Zen" are not "serious Zen" preaching texts. The author talks about historical events and his reading insights. His eloquent narrative often reveals insights and insights. He often turns over old cases and establishes new theories by making circumstantial remarks. His comments on many cultural phenomena and historical figures are often amazing and refreshing.

The contents of "Many Faces, Many Emotions" include "Good times are very good", China-related, never compromise, re-reading Han Suyin, actors who burned the stage, the 1980s through the eyes of Arai, reading Dong Xiaoji, the cultural history of incense, talking about notes, the cold fragrance of Lingnan old paper, buried alive in the Bagua, pipe organ, book life, etc. This book is a collection of Mr. Dai Xinwei's cultural essays in recent years, and is one of the third series of the "Independent Reading Series".

"Collected Works of Yan Hong: Zhou Lang Gu" includes people returning at dawn, fathers like Tao Yuanming, meeting at the window when the star sinks to the bottom of the sea, Xiao Hong: just because she is greedy for the warmth in the mud, Zhang Ailing on the road, Xu Zhimo's sweetness and "cheapness", not being your lilac girl, Liu Bang's father's low-level happiness, The Battle of Qilu: When the Iron Lady Meets the Artistic Soldier, Bo Ji: There is also spring for wild lilies, etc.

This book consists of three volumes and contains nearly fifty essays, many of which were written recently. Volume 1 evaluates the masterpieces of Chekhov, Steinbeck, Sun Li and other famous Chinese and foreign writers. It should be done in a calm and relaxed way, often making things that no one has done before. Volume Two recalls the youthful years of the past. "Father and Letter" is about an innocent and hazy first love in middle school; "Wheat Straw and Bean Straw" is about a female educated youth in Beidahuang who accidentally injured her waist by a harvester, leaving her with a lifelong disability; "Blue Scarf" is about the love between mother and child, and she has never worn a sweater. In order to protect her son from the wind and cold in the Great Northern Wilderness, the mother mistakenly bought the most expensive women's scarf... The third volume writes about the past and local customs of the capital, especially the restaurants and guild halls with profound cultural heritage in the Xuannan area. In recent years, many of them have disappeared in the wave of old city reconstruction.

Senior Asian media personality Chen Wenqian talks about the lives of 10 dream flyers. The life stories of Cai Kangyong, Jay Chou, Mayday Ashin, Liu Ruoying, Yan Changshou, Lin Huaimin, Jiang Xun, Luo Dayou, Xu Fangyi, and Pan Shiyi are also your story with dreams. Their beliefs bring the most powerful beliefs and mottos to the youth of this era. On the road closer to their dreams, who can avoid fatigue, hardship and failure? As long as you are willing to believe, failure is the best gift.

When a person lives interestingly, he also lives transparently. Cai Lam not only knows how to eat and play, but also knows how to enjoy life. If you think about things in life simply, life will be happier. Travel more, read more, experience more, stay curious about life, study the things you like, and ignore other things. Cherish every moment you deserve and live life to the fullest. He said that a stable life must be boring. I couldn't stand being bored, so I decided to live an interesting life. "I Decided to Live an Interesting Life" is the life art of the most interesting life writer Chua Lan. He will tell you which wine is strong and which tea tastes good. Writing and cooking are good when you are bored and depressed. Choosing a girlfriend is just like choosing clothes and ties. Taste is very important. It seems like a casual conversation, but it is actually full of life wisdom. The purpose of life is to have fun, always maintain curiosity about life, and always be willful, so that life will always be interesting.

All troubles start from greed. There is so much to learn in life, it all depends on how you choose and how you are arranged by fate. This is a book about Cai Lam's "life experience". Over the past seventy years, he has traveled around the world, met all kinds of people, and experienced all kinds of things. Cai Lam's "life experience" can be said to be a very valuable asset. He said: Save more thoughts and collect glorious memories; the way to make friends is to forgive each other and think of their good points rather than remember their shortcomings; let people have confidence in you, this is how you behave and do things; you should not be too persistent in everything, but you must have some basic principles of life. The most important thing is We must give up being self-centered; it is always the inevitable path in life. When it comes, it is better to be prepared and enjoy its tranquility... Cai Lan pays attention to being down-to-earth, living a simple life, letting joy, anger, sorrow and joy come naturally, and not letting everything linger in his mind. If you think about the good, life will become open-minded, and there will be no big deal.

Lin Huiyin is a perfect peerless female model. She is noble, secular, emotional, rational, and romantic. She is one of the talented women of the Republic of China who refuses to succumb to fate and chooses her fate. This is all her, not very pure, but worth savoring. Get close to her, learn about her life, her words, and her thoughts, appreciate her unhurried and strong will in silence, experience her quiet and peaceful mentality in the hustle and bustle of the world, and learn from her communicative charm and wisdom in life. Be a woman with a strong heart - confident, optimistic, wise, open-minded, rational and strong.

The author, Mr. Wu Kejing, has won multiple literary awards and has rich writing experience. This book is a collection of his prose essays. When writing, the author organically combines his life experience with the times. Through thinking about life and the world, he writes a unique life experience, which reflects the essence of human nature and the pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty. "Knowing" is more story-telling and more readable than ordinary prose. The colors and jumps of life can be seen in the text of the book.

This is not just a book for women, but a love recipe suitable for both men and women. A single tree cannot make a forest. Love is a matter between a man and a woman. If I only teach women how to find true love in love, I am treating men as fools, which is obviously not acceptable. This book is a love manual related to food. In the author's view, love is not a strategy of war, transformation, or control. Love is the silent nectar of the soul that moisturizes things. No one has to win over anyone.

"Midnight Shanghai" is a collection of essays. The author compiled the words he wrote while working and living in Shanghai from 2006 to 2010, describing his feelings about getting along with foreign colleagues when working in a foreign company, and the various people he met in bars, teahouses, and cafes and their stories. The book shows readers the way people work and live in the bustling city of Shanghai, as well as some thoughts and perceptions about reality.

Fu Erhu's family from a suburban county in Shandong traveled to Guandong to make a living. When they encountered the "September 18th Incident", the Fu family returned to Shandong. In 1937, the Japanese army fully invaded China. By chance, Fu Erhu joined the revolution. He successively served as an underground party member, a guerrilla, a member of the armed forces, and a soldier of the Independent Regiment of the Eighth Route Army. With his passion and loyalty to the people, he fought a special struggle against the Japanese and puppet troops. A documentary novel narrated by a 90-year-old Anti-Japanese War veteran, the plot is ups and downs and fascinating.

This book is a collection of personal essays. In the book, the author recalls the stories of his childhood with adult questions. In the broad picture of family, hometown, town, and society, he depicts the changes of the times and touches on many topics such as tradition, family ties, education, and culture. It is a work with warm images and calm thinking.

Living in this world, it is inevitable that mundane things will cause many troubles and worries. But love, hope... All beautiful things are often conceived in the mortal world. If you don't escape, learn to look directly, carve and embellish with care at every stage of life, and transform the original negative factors into positive energy, then you will be more happy than worried.

Blank poem posts represent happy years; because my bitter poems only serve as milestones for disaster. Even the beautiful words will lose their luster, just like the haggard flowers on your temples reflecting the bright beauty. It is better to live in silence for a lifetime, basking in your brilliance. When future generations talk about it, let others say that someone was the happiest in the past. However, you have tenderness and I have tears. The person you love most doesn't love him, but the person you don't love misses him. Dai Wangshu has been married to three women in his life, but in the end he was unable to grow old with any of them. He wanted to keep them so much that he even expressed his feelings by committing suicide. He spent his whole life but failed to find the lilac girl in "Rain Lane". Maybe, such a girl only exists in his fantasy.

Dreams are too far away and reality is too heavy; the road to success is too noisy and the emotional world is too tempting. No matter how far the road is, you need to walk step by step; no matter how heavy the reality is, you need to live it day by day; no matter how noisy it is, you can build a fence and plant chrysanthemums in your heart; no matter how many temptations there are, you can still love someone with all your heart. If you have ever been or are currently confused, moving forward with heavy burdens, and facing temptations, this book is worth reading carefully in the process of growing up. Like a craftsman, focus on doing one thing and loving one person, getting closer to your dreams little by little, accumulating strength, and maintaining your original intention. All "good luck" is the cumulative explosion of stupid skills, and shortcuts will make you walk through it all over again in a more roundabout way.

The short twenty-four-year life of the Sixth Dalai Lama Tsangyang Gyatso was full of legend, including the sanctity of religion, the treachery of politics, the poignancy of love, and the impermanence of fate. Living in the Potala Palace, he was the king of the snowy land; wandering the streets of Lhasa, he was the most beautiful lover in the world. His life is an elusive mystery and an eternal legend. Let us walk into the mysterious Tibet to find the most affectionate and authentic Tibetan Poetry Buddha-Tsangyang Gyatso.

"News from the West Wind" is a collection of prose works by Qinghai female prose writer Li Wanhua in recent years. Many of the works collected in this collection are short and exquisite in format, recording fragments of life feelings and thoughts about life. They not only reflect the fresh and bright vitality characteristics inherent in being a young female prose writer, but also reflect the calm and profound qualities gained from reflection and reflection on the course of human life due to severe illness.

"So Lonely and So Wandering" is a collection of prose works created by the emerging writer Zhao Yu in recent years. It is also the "first real collection of prose" by Zhao Yu, who has written extensively in the fields of novels, themes, and special essays. The title of the book is taken from the chapter of the same name in the book that has a high reprint rate and great influence, and is planned to be adapted into a micro-film by Baihua Literature and Art Society.

The author of "The Wind Dwells, the Dust Fragrances and the Dreams Remain Like Old" uses gentle and beautiful words to write down every bit of a woman's encounters in love, life and travel. She records the things that touch her in these ordinary lives. The artistic conception of her words is beautiful, meaningful and fresh. It is very distinctive among similar writers. It has unique new developments in the creation of Chinese women's prose and has publication value.

"No Story to Tell on Monday" is the first part of Mr. Su's "Week" series of literature. This series focuses on showing Mr. Su's literary geography, from Suzhuang to market towns to Luocheng. The theme shows that there is always an ancient ritual hostility between people and life.

China's excellent traditional culture contains important inspirations for solving the problems faced by contemporary mankind. We must inherit and carry it forward in accordance with the conditions of the times and give it new meaning. The author devotes himself to the study of four classic books, combines his eighty years of social experience and life insights, and explains the way to be a human being, the way to teach, the way to govern, etc., Hoping that readers can gain life enlightenment and wisdom nourishment from it.

Lifestyle instructor Professor Fei Yong makes us realize that there is a better way of life by interpreting Tao Yuanming's person, his poems and his wine.

This is a collection of inspirational short stories. The author draws materials from his own stories and those of people around him, describing different forms of love and life in different states. In love, the best love is when someone treats your dream as his own and accompanies you to realize it. As you grow, you must learn to let go appropriately. The author interprets love and life through stories and tells us how to face them correctly.

This book is a collection of prose essays written by Mr. Liang Wendao. It is mainly based on the text of the "Secret Notes" column in the literary edition of Hong Kong's "Sing Pao". It talks about many aspects of personal life experience and life feelings such as love and marriage, daily life, disease experience, faith perception, urban culture, literature and art, historical memory, etc. It reads fresh, natural, considerate, and often gives people unexpected enlightenment in its elegant and simple narrative.

Zhong Lifeng, a representative figure of Chinese new folk songs, is a lucky star who has touched people's hearts in his literary and artistic journey. Following "Sad as an Affair" and "A Man Without a Past", folk singer Zhong Lifeng's latest written work is "At the Intersection of Various Sorrows and Joys". Do. You Duo Wen tells anecdotes about the past with Zhou Yunpeng, Li Jian, Wan Xiaoli, Xiao He and many other friends; Re. Su Xing shares the author's most exciting music, movies, and novels; Mi. Dream Traveler is a record of the author's travels in the real world and other worlds, with a certain uncertainty and dreamlike color.

The famous musician and collector Yao Qian's 20th anniversary art collection notes, the team of "They Write on the Island" specially created a documentary of the same name to be released simultaneously. In the past twenty years, Yao Qian, with his moderate income and passion for art, has successively acquired many art treasures from the 19th and 20th centuries, including classic works of Western Impressionism and works by Eastern masters such as Sanyu and Xu Beihong. He already collected Liu Xiaodong and Cai Guoqiang's works when they were still in their early stages of creation. Some young artists are recognized by others when they are unknown, and then they become famous. This book is a collection of Yao Qian's articles on art collection. The author explains things in simple terms and shares his valuable experience in art collection over the past 20 years. From how to buy your first work, to finding your own collection direction; from learning to identify the complicated art market information, to skillfully avoiding the popular ones and looking for breakthroughs. His writings are unique and rich in insights. Even ordinary readers can get a glimpse of the mysteries of collection.

Life is like morning dew, youth is eternal. Can I still understand the idealistic boy I once was? This is a "memory geography". Mr. Yang Zhao, who writes delicately and plainly, takes readers back to Taiwan more than thirty years ago by reorganizing the past events of his youth, showing that generation's thinking about life and the future as they grew up. The book has five parts, including "Eternity in the Old Time", "Lost in Music", "Unfinished Literary Youth", "Luxurious Poetry" and "Roaming Without Scenery". Whether it is the story of the author's interactions with his family in childhood, his insights into music learning as a teenager, or his ignorant love in adolescence, the author skillfully combines it with the place where the story takes place, showing readers a map of the activities of literary youths. In the seemingly plain words, they can comprehend countless wisdom and philosophies of life.

A unique reading guide for classic literary works, the private book list of Xixi, winner of the World Chinese Literature Award. Open this infinite book and you can stay on any page. This is a very personal reading note. Just like Marco Polo describing the strange cities he visited to Kublai Khan, Sisi retells the touching stories in contemporary foreign literature in a language that is more fluent than the translation, and introduces us to her favorite Llosa, Calvino, Marquez, Borges, Grass, Duras, Carpentier, Asturias, Rulfo, Vonnegut...

This book is the first collection of Zhang Xiaozhou's cultural commentary essays over the years. García Márquez has repeatedly explained that the so-called "magic realism" is either fabricated or living reality. Similarly, when we use words like time travel, fantasy, and tomb robbing to describe reality, it is not false at all. We are talking about the reality of today's China. The Tower of London outside Suzhou City, Iijima Ai in Liulichang. Shaolin piano, patriotic rice dumplings, turtle soup for the soul. With a love in hand, a generation went there to act coquettishly with each other. Faith is flying in the void, the golden mountain is confronting the sacred mountain, and everything turns away from the suffering so peacefully. The times are like silicone swelling in everyone's chest, making it impossible for you to grasp them with one hand. How to love? I saw your evil smile. An absurd book about prosperous China, a sketchbook of contemporary Chinese society and cultural landscape.

Lin Haiyin talks about the most authentic taste of food. Wherever there are Chinese people, there is tofu. It is suitable for cooking with soups, meat and vegetables. It can be bitter, spicy, sour or sweet, whatever you want. This is a comprehensive introduction to tofu. In addition to a simple tofu menu, it also includes essays, textual research, proverbs, poems, legends, interviews, etc. About tofu. The authors include people from China, Japan, Korea, the United States, and Germany. The writers worked hard to write out the tofu in their hearts, making this book not only practical as a menu, but also of literary significance. It is a "Chinese tofu" with thoughts and emotions.

Cheng Hao's life diary: This young man once lived so seriously and hard... After Cheng Hao passed away, among the texts his mother compiled for him, there was a diary with more than 100,000 words. The diary was written after a near-death situation in 2009, recording Cheng Hao's life from the ages of sixteen to twenty. There are few trivial matters and trivial matters in life in the diary, but mostly ruminations and reflections on life and the world. It records countless passages and times that stirred his heart. There are young Werther-like troubles, feelings about human nature, ridicule of fate, and harsh spurs on himself... He has grown and matured rapidly in a few years. This book contains this part of the story almost as it originally appeared, hoping to present a complete imprint of life.

A companion piece to popular writer Shuimuding's best-selling essay collection "Only I Wish You Were Treated Tenderly by the World" - discussing how to pursue true freedom and love in a cruel and noisy world from three perspectives: emotion, life, and reading. The book contains more than fifty essays on emotions, life and reading. Continuing the style of "I wish you were treated tenderly by this world", the author triggers discussions about life, growth and freedom from real life, emotional experience, reading and thinking. Each article shines with the brilliance of intelligence, recording the process of an author who coexists with reason and emotion, bidding farewell to the fragility and sadness of youth, and reaching maturity and warmth. And all of these point to the answer to a common question: how to pursue true freedom and love in this cruel and noisy world.

There are 25 people like this, either their names are astonishing to you, or their works are astonishing to you. Li Jian, Liu Ruoying, Meng Fei, Brigitte Lin, Wang Han, Chen Daoming, Shi Tiesheng, Mai Jiabi, Zhang Chonghe, Han Zaifen, Laoshu, Acheng... In fact, you don't know them well enough. What really impresses you is their botanical attributes. They reject noisy and noisy, and quiet water flows deep in their own rivers. They present the most natural state of life: no noise, no comparison, no aggression, no eagerness for quick success, just like a plant growing naturally. This is a process of finding themselves, finding themselves, and making peace with themselves. So despite the rush of life and impetuous people, they have the inner persistence to care for themselves and live the life they most want to live focused, slowly and simply in this impetuous and fast society.

He writes on the island, and his collection has been translated by the Nobel Prize judges. The final work of Taiwan Yang Mu's literary autobiography is finally here. Yang Mu began with "Mountain Wind and Sea Rain" (1987). In the 1980s, he continued with "Direction Returns to Zero" (1991) and "I'm Gone Again" (1997), thus completing the structure of early literary autobiography, exploring the sounds, colors, and mysterious themes of mountains, forests, countryside, and oceans. Meaning, experiencing the conflict of human feelings in the changing urban and rural society, feeling the inspiration of art, pursuing the traces of poetry, beauty and love, the infinite hesitation and persistence of one's own personality, and looking forward to the changes in the wilderness in retrospect, the thinking is concentrated, and the style is deliberately unfolded one by one under the ever-changing prose style. The three books form a series of their own, with an extended line that ends at the moment of secret farewell, and are combined into "Qi Lai Qian Shu".

Starting in the mid-1980s, Yang Mu continued to write three "Qi Lai Qi Shu" within ten years, focusing on his youth as a narrative reflection. In a sense, it also represented the end of that distant stage. After that, Yang Mu consciously started a new piece of writing, which was completed by Yi Liuhanshu before and after, namely "Qilai Hou Shu". "The Second Book of Qi Lai" is chronologically connected to the structure of "The First Book of Qi Lai" and also implies the flavor of literary autobiography. However, it was written after Yang Mu turned eighteen. He bid farewell to his teenage years, the mountains and oceans of his hometown of Hualien, and used his adult college years as the theme of exploration - Donghai, Iowa, Berkeley, Washington, Donghua and other universities... He was exposed to various human and intellectual environments, and felt the beliefs and doubts of academia, ethics, and religion. Even as his brushwork is repeated and literary genres cross boundaries, he still sticks to the theme of "poetry" and his persistence in poetry remains unchanged, pursuing the eternity of love and beauty amidst the ups and downs.

A famous professor from Hong Kong travels across three continents, Europe, America and Asia, looking for his hometown in travel and food. Zheng Peikai has lived in Taiwan for 20 years, in the United States for 30 years, and now in Hong Kong for 15 years. Where is his foreign country and where is his hometown? For him, it is both ambiguous and paradoxical, both real and illusory. Most of these nearly one hundred articles are based on the author's experiences of traveling around, tasting food and delicacies in the past ten years, and recording the local customs and characteristics. In foreign countries and food, the author is searching for the memory of his hometown, consciously or unconsciously.