Take your heart and lungs out and bring them back to the country to feed the dogs

The book contains 436 poems.
Discussing emotions and society, boldly revealing the true nature of modern life.
Humorous yet incisive, cynical yet deeply emotional.
Every page turned is a powerful blow to the mind.

Wu Fen uses direct and explicit language, combined with his unique sense of humor, to describe intensely profound romantic experiences, the suppressed realities of homosexuality, criticisms and concerns regarding the current political situation, and the absurd and cold interpersonal relationships in modern cities. The topics range from light to heavy, yet they are all brimming with wit and sharp insight, permeated with a cynical (or self-deprecating) coolness. Both playful and rebellious, his work sometimes makes people burst into laughter, sometimes makes them indignant, and other times leaves them feeling deeply melancholic.