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This is a time of disconnect. Something is wrong with the world. It was dilapidated, but its dilapidation no longer mattered. Whether it's old or young - people don't think about it that way anymore. There are various ages in this world. We lack a measure of measurement. We no longer understand that ruin, we no longer think of it as a single era in the course of history. This is neither maturity, nor crisis, nor even pain, but something else. What was about to happen was what happened to age itself, which dealt a fatal blow to the teleological order of history.

Zhang Jingsheng is a cultural legend who has been severely demonized in modern Chinese history. His contributions in philosophy, aesthetics, sexology, demography, sociology, folklore, logic, etc. Have gradually become known, but his achievements in prose have yet to be discovered by readers. This book is a collection of Zhang Jingsheng's three autobiographical prose collections published overseas in the 1950s, "Talks of a Floating Life", "Ten Years of Love" and "The Whirlpool of Love". The author narrates his personal love history, sexual history and life history in a poetic style, expressing his attitude towards life of "living happily, touching emotionally, and enjoying happily". This is the most complex life archive of a generation of scholars, as well as the most fascinating spiritual history of a strange man. Zhang Jingsheng's insights, traveling through the tunnel of time, still shine with a unique light.

"Worldly Gossip" mainly collects many excellent prose essays by the author Jiang Zilong in recent times, including "Little Dragon is also a Dragon", "How Many "Does" China Has", "Two Sentences About Football", "How Much Resentment Modern People Have", "American "Barbeque Club"", etc.

The language of these articles is fresh and bright, integrating emotions with scenery, expressing emotions with things, embodying emotions with things, supporting things to express aspirations, with sincere feelings, realizing the unity of things and self, running through ancient and modern times, spanning China and foreign countries, embracing the world, penetrating life and society, showing far-reaching thoughts and artistic conceptions, allowing readers to understand profound truths, enrich knowledge, broaden their horizons, and cultivate noble thoughts and sentiments.

This is also a "major inscription", but it does not have a complete inscription, but only the name of the relic, which is called the inscription. There are many relics, such as: Yangshao Site, Qin Great Wall, Dujiangyan, Yungang Grottoes, King Jing's Mausoleum, Dongpo Academy, Emei Lecture Hall, Kunlun First City, Wujiang Bridge, Zhang Qian's hometown, etc. These inscriptions have been engraved on various sites. When the author included these inscriptions in this book, he also described the historical significance of each site and the reasons why he chose to inscribe them. Putting these narratives together, it can also be regarded as a kind of historical guide based on the real scene of the earth.

This book collects the best parts of the author's prose, focusing on an emotional resonance point: "The most urgent moments are the most beautiful moments", telling what he has seen, heard and felt in his life, as well as his in-depth thoughts on marriage, emotions, interpersonal relationships and other issues, including interviews with some real emotional stories, reenactments of life interests, etc.

The moment you fall in love with yourself, the cat in your heart will become sweeter - praising ideals, praising lost love, praising fat; praising you, warm loneliness, fickle ideals, and the not-so-distant future; "Many people around her have grown up, but she has not yet, but she is still willing to laugh and cry over trivial things. She is not in a hurry, and there is no shortage of adults in the world."

"Mud Step Practice" is Professor Yu Qiuyu's concluding work that systematically explains life practice. It is written in elegant philosophical prose. He divided the practice into three major links: "breaking confusion", "asking questions" and "settling", and thus formed the three parts of this book. The "Destroying Confusion" section carefully analyzes the temptations and dangers of "disaster confusion", "position confusion", "name confusion", "wealth confusion", "tide confusion" and "hatred confusion" that everyone will encounter. The author reviews one by one how he made difficult practice feasible in the process of getting rid of each "confusion" and achieving "no confusion".

Ignorance - barbarism - civilization, this is really an old and old topic. Anthropologists often regard them as the three major stages of early human evolution. So of course we have already entered civilization, and over tens of millions of years, we have already entered a fully mature civilization. Everything we do seems to have some tacitly recognized preconditions.

This book is a collection of essays written by the famous writer Yu Qiuyu, which reflects the author's in-depth thinking on history, culture, and life. The main posture of the pseudo-elite is to oppose vulgarity, despise fashion, resist communication, and resist the media, while the main task of the true elite is to overthrow all these boundaries and assume responsibility for the people.

Living in the city, we have always been eager to change the way we get along with nature, so what is more suitable than growing vegetables? After quitting her job by chance, she rented two acres of land in the suburbs of Beijing. Relying on curiosity, love and sincerity, the stumbling career of a vegetable farmer began. From reclaiming wasteland, weeding, plowing, planting flowers and grass, and tending various vegetables, everything is a life that I have never experienced before. In the three reincarnations of spring, summer, autumn and winter, she also transformed from a novice to an experienced vegetable farmer, and at the same time gained an unparalleled sense of happiness.

This manuscript contains nearly 70 excellent prose works with vivid language. The whole manuscript is divided into two volumes, with clear structure, complete style, wide range of materials, scene descriptions and lyricism.

This book is a collection of essays by the famous military writer Xu Guixiang. It contains many essays written by the author in different periods. There are "Let Children Laugh Like Children", "Sunshine in the Date Tree", "Let the Light of Art Illuminate History", "Poor Man's Tree", etc. This collection of essays records the author's thoughts and feelings in his personal experience and vividly displays them in front of readers. His emotions are sincere and moving, and his writing style is smooth. It is a rare prose work.

"Where the Flute Sounds" is a prose work written by Yu Qiuyu. In "Where the Flute Sounds", Yu Qiuyu still uses his consistent cultural perspective and prose style, focusing on another kind of historical and musical intangible culture. Yu Qiuyu said that the preparation for the creation of "Where is the Flute Sound" started as early as 12 years ago. At that time, "Cultural Journey" had not yet entered Taiwan, and Yu Qiuyu was received as a Kunqu opera scholar in a series of activities wherever he went to Taiwan.

"Back to Hometown with Father in Arms" is a collection of prose essays by Liu Xinglong, winner of the Contradiction Literature Award. In this book, he lovingly describes his hometown in his memory, his father and mother, and his youthful years in the factory... About literature, about life, and about everything in the world. This book can be read in conjunction with his novels to gain a deeper understanding of Liu Xinglong's spiritual world and find the roots of his novel creation.

This book is a fine collection of the author's prose works in recent years. From a historical perspective and in prose style, the author writes about the humanities and history of the Chinese nation and the world that the author has always been concerned about.

This book is a collection of essays by the famous writer Jiang Zilong. It contains nearly 30 essays written by the author in different periods. Each essay varies in length, ranging from a few hundred words to a few thousand words. Most of the essays are in the form of discussion essays, starting from one incident and touching on other things. Finally, readers draw conclusions from the author's discussion. The author uses a subtle and subtle way to incorporate the values, outlook on life, and worldview he advocates into the text.

The collection of essays "Sheep Falling into the World" includes 47 short essays such as "A little earlier than morning", "The cow still living the life of a cow", "Swallows at Home" and "Neighbor Sparrow". The author carefully describes and records the regional culture, customs, customs, and folk customs of his hometown. Admiration and respect for flowers, plants, trees, all things and life in the world, compassion and sympathy for some small people, thoughts on survival and death, and records and reflections on family, friendship and all true feelings in the world.

The collection of essays "The Visible River", through the recording and description of daily "floating dust", "light and shadow", "fleeing time" and "mirror images", focuses on the divergence and penetration of personal spirit in daily life, using the visible "river" as a metaphor, and even in the form of a fable, it truly and deeply reproduces the situation. The individual's life mood between ideal and reality, clarity and ambiguity, relief and entanglement reveals the current spiritual dilemma that people generally fall into in daily life, and effectively restores the "original sin" and "original love" of life. It can be called a history of the writer's own soul and an observation history of the ideological mood of a certain part of the current society. From the multi-dimensional perspective of "uncertainty" and "richness", the work maximizes the possibilities of prose language and narrative, and gives the prose text infinite charm with its own unique aesthetic attributes.

The selection criteria for content selection in "Yu Qiuyu Reader" mainly focus on the way of expression rather than the content of expression. When authors write articles, sometimes they want readers to pay attention to their own topics, and sometimes they want readers to pay attention to the "article" itself. This choice should focus on the latter. Among the topics, only the most superficial division is made: the first volume is about life experience, the middle volume is about domestic travel, and the second volume is about overseas travel.

This book is a collection of historical prose by Yu Qiuyu, a famous contemporary prose writer and world-class cultural scholar. The author's tracing of history reflects the trembling of the soul and the weight of thinking. Yu Qiuyu's prose has always been loved by thousands of readers for its brilliant literary talent, quick thinking, rich knowledge and unique insights. His historical prose is even more unique. He sees things that ordinary people have never seen and thinks that ordinary people have never thought of. He is good at bringing readers into the river of cultural consciousness step by step in his beautiful words, enlightening philosophical thinking and arousing emotions. He has extremely high aesthetic value and cultural value in the historical sense.

This book focuses on the human affairs and customs of the Maonan area and describes three major contents: First, the villagers: by writing about some relatives, teachers and people in the village, it reflects the customs and characteristics of the nation and understands the development of the nation; it writes about the nation's precious non-traditional cultural heritage to reflect the perseverance of the soul and the creation of the spirit. 2. Village affairs: records the happenings and customs in the Maonan area, such as morning reading, reflecting the thirst for cultural knowledge, showing the Maonan people overcoming difficult conditions, working hard to create life, and reflecting the nation's living conditions and spiritual state. 3. Village objects: It mainly captures the unique scenery of the Maonan people, such as the big tree at the head of the village, which is admired by the people in the village, embodies the harmonious relationship between man and nature, etc., And records the wisdom of the Maonan people. These scenery show the life style and life image of the Maonan people.

Yu Qiuyu is both famous and criticized. But when you follow him to the thousand-year courtyard and touch the thousand-year context of the ancient Chinese country; when you follow him to the vast desert, you point your finger at the Taoist priests and shed tears in Dunhuang; when you follow him to the depths of Su Dongpo's heart, lamenting that great talents fell at the hands of villains; when you follow him to walk the back of a dynasty and meditate on the rights and wrongs of three hundred years... You will suddenly realize: Yu Qiuyu's fame is justified! It embodies history in long talks and culture in beautiful articles. The vicissitudes of life are fully revealed in the writing, and the emotions in the article are rushing. Reading it will make you feel, make you think, make you sigh, make you burst into tears, and make your blood boil. Only Yu Qiuyu in today's literary world has this level of cultural and historical prose! Yu Qiuyu is both famous and criticized. But when you follow him to the thousand-year courtyard and touch the thousand-year context of the ancient Chinese country; when you follow him to the vast desert, you point your finger at the Taoist priests and shed tears in Dunhuang; when you follow him to the depths of Su Dongpo's heart, lamenting that great talents fell at the hands of villains; when you follow him to walk the back of a dynasty and meditate on the rights and wrongs of three hundred years... You will suddenly realize: Yu Qiuyu's fame is justified! It embodies history in long talks and culture in beautiful articles. The vicissitudes of life are fully revealed in the writing, and the emotions in the article are rushing. Reading it will make you feel, make you think, make you sigh, make you burst into tears, and make your blood boil. Only Yu Qiuyu in today's literary world has this level of cultural and historical prose!

This book is a collection of selected essays by Yu Dafu. Yu Dafu, whose original name is Yu Wen and whose courtesy name is Dafu, is a famous modern Chinese novelist, essayist and poet, who was born in Fuyang, Zhejiang Province. Yu Dafu made an indelible contribution to the development of new literature throughout his life. He advocated that "literary works are all autobiographies of writers", focusing on expressing one's sincere feelings starting from the subjective inner world. He dissects himself, analyzes himself, and criticizes himself in his works in a purely lyrical way, making these works full of strong artistic appeal.

This book is a record of the author's correspondence with famous contemporary scholars such as Qian Zhongshu, Cheng Qianfan, Lu Shuxiang, Zhu Dongrun, Dong Jian, Fu Jie, Liu Mengfu, etc. It also includes several articles written by the author on the study of Chinese classical literature over the years, as well as his reading experience and thoughts in recent years.

This book is a collection of the author's academic experience over the years, academic research, compilation of ancient books, and academic exchanges with many scholars such as Qian Zhongshu. This shows the author's academic skills and academic mind. In the spirit of "not sacrificing academic interests for wealth", it is incomparable to the current impetuous academic style. The author calls his book "Beyond the Hall of Academics", which seems to have nothing to do with the grand academic purpose. In fact, everything said in the book is about academic matters, and nothing has anything to do with academic ears.

"Moisturizing Things Silently - Thirteen Lectures on Humanistic China" extracts the cultural genes and value paradigms contained in professional courses such as literature and art, culture and history, and journalism and communication, and transforms them into effective teaching carriers that embody socialist core values. From the perspectives of culture, history, ethics, etc. Cutting into corners, we study the development context of Chinese culture and the vitality of today's Chinese culture. In "Moisturizing Things Silently", we provide readers with ideals, beliefs and other spiritual guidance, and enhance their self-confidence in the road, theory and culture, so as to better implement the fundamental task of cultivating morality and cultivating people. The thirteen lectures in this book include: "The 'Nature' Complex in Landscape Poems", "Tang Poetry Golden Song List", "Rural China and Lu Xun's Enlightenment - Focusing on "The True Story of Ah Q"", "Shen Congwen's Novels and Chinese Confucian and Taoist Personality Ideals", "Examples of Chinese Character Culture - Looking at the Cultural Connotation and Function of Chinese Characters from the Construction of Chinese Characters", "Historical Context of Ancient Chinese Cultural Industry", "From Lyrical to Narrative: The Evolution of Traditional Chinese Literary Structure" "Aesthetic Education and the Cultivation of Humanistic Quality of College Students" "National Photo Album: The Image of China in Documentaries" "Communication Revolution in the New Media Era" "Food is the First Thing of the People: A Brief Introduction to Traditional Chinese Food Culture" "Communication Ethics and Communication Wisdom in Pre-Qin Documents" "Cultural Interpretation of 'Filial Piety' and Its Significance to Contemporary China".

The prose collection "Herding Horses and Eagles" contains a total of 20 Mongolian-Chinese prose works, which represents the overall strength and achievements of Mongolian prose creation of the three generations of ancient, middle and young people in Inner Mongolia since the founding of the People's Republic of China. These prose works express the author's longing and love for his hometown, fathers and relatives, and also record the earth-shaking changes that have taken place in Inner Mongolia's social, cultural and economic life in the past thirty years. The unique romantic feelings of the grassland people and their deep concern for the current situation of grassland ecology are vividly displayed on the page.

"Back" is a collection of Zhu Ziqing's essays. The 2019 new edition of "Back View" is based on "The Complete Works of Zhu Ziqing's Prose" edited by Zhu Ziqing's son, Mr. Zhu Qiaosen. In addition to the complete collection of the first edition of "Back View" published by Kaiming Bookstore in 1928, it also selects famous articles from prose collections such as "Traces", "You and Me", "Miscellaneous Notes on European Travel" and "Miscellaneous Notes on London". As a literary master of his generation, Zhu Ziqing's good articles include far more than "Back View", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", "Spring" and "Hurry". The delicate and clear "Qinhuai River in the Sound of Oars and Lights", the sincere and touching "To the Dead Wife", the quiet and warm "Winter", the sharp and appropriate "Talk about Smoking", the witty "On Contrition", etc., Will show you a wonderful Zhu Ziqing, perfectly interpreting the beauty of prose.

This book contains 100 representative prose works by the famous writer Zhao Lihong, which are the essence of his prose creation in the past 40 years. The content includes notes, people, travels, personal life, writing experience and friendship in the literary world. Each article expresses personal feelings, is permeated with profound thoughts, and is full of touching and inspiring power. From it, we can see the author's lofty feelings. The language is beautiful, vivid, full of artistic conception and poetry, and can be used as a reading model for literature lovers and teenagers.

This book collects eight short stories and short stories written by the writer Dong Jun in different periods. In addition to the unity of writing style, they also have a common feature: each novel has been revised more or less by Dong Jun. Although these novels have been included in Dongjun's collections in recent years, what is presented here is a more accurate and realistic narrative style, giving people a sense of "seeing the words as they see the face".

This book collects the Hui-themed prose written by the author in the past five years. The author was born in Northeast China, worked in Beijing, and traveled around the world. He personally experienced and experienced the vast and rich Hui life, went deep into the midst of all kinds of Hui people, and recorded it in prose.

Every Cantonese song that passes by is a love letter hidden in time. In the 30 years of the Hong Kong music scene, who amazed you and who softened your years? The well-known music critic Mao Qiu (real name Miao Xinyu) uses a unique perspective to lead us through 30 years of time and space and back to the golden years of Hong Kong music. From the birth of the first popular Cantonese song to the rise to the top of Leslie Cheung, Anita Mui and Alan Tam, from the turbulent years of the Four Heavenly Kings to the cold autumn when the superstars come to an end, here is the story of the ups and downs of Hong Kong music, as well as the journey of youth shared by you and me. Once a classic, now nostalgic. The music that has been labeled by time is the embrace that has warmed us and the youth that we have embraced. 30 Years of selections, there is always a song or a story that will amaze you and pass your years tenderly.

This book collects the fine essays published by the famous writer Liu Xinglong over the years. Mr. Liu Xinglong's prose creations mostly take "countryside" as the theme. In the intertwining time of memory and reality, he expresses his country complex like songs and tears. He uses philosophical words to deeply think and interrogate the relationship between city and countryside, and fervently calls for humanistic care for the country and countryside. This book is accompanied by photos from different periods of the author's literary creation over the years to reflect the author's creative environment and mental journey.

This book is a collection of essays. The writer Liu Xinglong is immersed in the profound heritage of Chu culture, either chanting history, documenting travels, remembering people, or expressing emotions... All of them exude cultural atmosphere and write the author's thoughts and life ideals.

This is a collection of short stories and short stories published by the author Hai Fei in various literary journals. The content involves cities and villages, men and women, lust and selfish desires, and the good and evil of human nature. It is a microcosm of the human world and also the author's observations and thoughts on all kinds of people and all kinds of life over the years. In the author's writing, prostitutes, workers, teenagers, bosses, villagers, gangsters... Appear alternately in the text, like scenes from different movies.

Mr. Ji Xianlin has seen countless people and experienced countless things in his life, and the years of hard work have gifted him with immeasurable wisdom and wealth. This book collects Mr. Ji Xianlin's articles about living in the world, covering topics such as loneliness, stress, and fear. As the saying goes, "Knowledge of world affairs is knowledge, and understanding of human feelings is writing." Ji Xianlin used his century-old life to write about world affairs and human relations, demonstrating the integrity and broad-mindedness of Chinese scholars.

Ji Xianlin was born in a poor peasant family in northwest Shandong. He left his hometown at the age of six, and gradually left Shandong from Guanzhuang to Tsinghua University. He stayed in Germany for ten years and studied under the best masters in his professional field. After returning to China, he taught at Peking University. Ji Xianlin's life can be described as half a lifetime of wandering, and a lifetime of studying. The forefathers persisted in their academic ideals under difficult circumstances and grew from commoners to academic leaders. What is worth remembering for future generations is not only their knowledge, but also their character.

"The Taste of the World" is a collection of classic food essays by Wang Zengqi, covering four aspects: the five flavors of the world, eating meat and drinking tea, eating and literature, and food in all directions. Whether he is talking about radishes, tofu, chestnuts, or talking about chive flowers, hand-made meat, or Yuanxiao in his hometown, under his description, all the food he has eaten and not eaten are all delicacies. These are all reflections of Wang Zengqi's advocating a tranquil and natural spiritual realm.

This book collects a small number of articles written by the author during his fifteen years of investigating Chinese culture and world culture. Although the author's investigation took many steps, he was mainly looking for the "meridian systems" and related "acupoints" of major civilizations. Therefore, the difficulties encountered along the way were twofold: the difficulty of traveling and the difficulty of thinking. No matter how relaxed and free-spirited these articles readers see on the surface, every word is accompanied by the all-round suffering of life. There are many chapters that examine Chinese culture and are edited and reprinted. This time, the selection is mainly focused on the author's examination of world culture.

The author of this book is a senior reporter of Xinhua News Agency. He has been engaged in international news reports for many years. He has visited Western European countries many times and has a deep feeling and understanding of Western Europe. This book is a collection of essays by the author. It is divided into five parts: social phenomena, historical events, literary and artistic palaces, writers' writings, and celebrities' aftermaths. It comprehensively describes Western European society in the author's eyes and helps readers understand a real Western Europe.

Marriage is just a journey. What matters is not where you are going, but who you are going with. It is the person around you who determines the scenery you see. No matter how much we fall in love, no matter how familiar we are as a couple, we always have two brains and two souls. Marriage is never a match made in heaven, it is just a matter of getting along slowly.

Written in prison in 1935. The author summarizes China's tragic history from the May 4th Movement to the Second Civil Revolutionary War based on personal experience, and angrily accuses imperialism of various crimes that wantonly bully the Chinese people. Full of patriotic passion, he symbolically compared the motherland to "the mother who gave birth to us." He pointed out that the "only way out" to save the motherland was to carry out armed struggle. At the end of the chapter, he showed the bright prospects of the Chinese revolution, painted a beautiful and happy scene of the future of the motherland after the revolution, and showed strong national self-confidence.

When you cross the mountains and go deep into the flowers, don't forget those who have accompanied you. They are the best gifts that time has left to you. This book selects 25 original works by more than 20 young authors, including Darling, Li Mengji, Ni Yining, Gu Yichen, and Mr. Qi, telling heart-warming companionship stories in life from multiple perspectives such as love, family affection, and friendship. Companionship is a kind of power. In this world, no one is an island. Without companionship, the meaning of survival is lost. May these warm words accompany you through the long years, and may someone accompany you to count the mornings and evenings.

The goddess of literature and art wishes Xiaotu to explore the UK and carefully collect the scenery along the way, the tenderness of strangers, and the unexpected surprises. This is a journey away from home, but it is a return journey into one's own heart. Zhu Xiaotu uses her words and life experience to tell us that a "good" and exquisite life is not filled with expensive items every day, but a full and enthusiastic attitude in daily life, loving others with a clean heart, reading seemingly useless books, eating snacks that are not full, admiring the scenery without delusions, and not creating unnecessary troubles. Give meaning to the things that we think are important, make small things great, and life can become romantic and rich. In this book, each city has its own flavor and business card. The seemingly casual ancient buildings have a historical and cultural background that goes back through the ages in her writing. This seemingly "wasted" time and these experiences abroad are actually a journey back to the heart.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is the only collection of essays in Mr. Lu Xun's creative career, including ten essays. It relatively completely records his life experience and ideological context from childhood to youth, and vividly depicts a picture of the social landscape at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China. In addition to Mr. Lu Xun's collection of essays "Moon Moon Flowers Plucked at Dusk", this book also includes some of Mr. Lu Xun's fine essays. These essays embody the brilliance of Mr. Lu Xun's thoughts and wisdom. We hope that through this arrangement, readers can have a more comprehensive understanding of Mr. Lu Xun's literary creation process and style of works, and deeply understand Mr. Lu Xun's literary spirit and humanistic thoughts.

In January in London, what makes me most proud is that I live close to the British Museum, so I can calmly observe this "ocean of knowledge" that has a history of 250 years and is the most famous in the world. I have traveled to many countries and seen many art galleries and museums. So far, the one that makes me most excited and lingering is the British Museum. This judgment involves time, money, personal mood, knowledge reserves, etc., And is highly subjective and arbitrary.

She writes about the darkness and light in life, as well as the warmth and coolness in human relationships. The first prose masterpiece by Wen Zhen, winner of the Lao She Literature Award and winner of the Newcomer Award at the Chinese Literature Media Awards. Thirty-four hand-painted pictures of beautiful daily life that are warm and refreshing, and nine articles about scenery with graceful twists and turns like novels. "Three and Four Crossing the Boundary" is Wenzhen's first collection of essays. The so-called "Three and Four", in addition to the famous "Three and Four Law" in economics, also means repeatedly crossing the boundary in creation. From novels, which she was originally good at, to prose, she uses her sensitivity to understand worldly affairs, just like a movie director, letting the camera pass by the common things in life one by one, and then flash back to the joys and sorrows of the past life. If there is no joy or sorrow in things, if people have feelings, they can generate warmth in the cold season and gather light in dark corners.

This book takes female characters from 10 famous novels, including "Breakfast at Tiffany's", "The Lover", "Madame Bovary", "Love in the Time of Cholera", "The Return of the Old Woman", "Revolutionary Road", and "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio". Through the encounters and fates of the characters in the book, it writes about the many survival realities and self-redemption paths of women throughout the ages. It presents the author's in-depth thinking on the identity of women and his yearning and efforts for women's awakening, especially the analysis and response to the current plight of women. Dilemma, revenge, trust, glitz, violence... Su Mei uses her unique poisonous tongue and uses famous books as reference to deeply interpret the dilemmas and truths in current love and marriage.