The book is divided into four major sections: classical regulated poetry, modern new poetry, fu (a type of lyrical prose), and prose. The genres are diverse, and the emotions expressed are genuine and heartfelt. The poems cover seasonal reflections, travelogues of scenic landscapes, and sentiments of national pride. The author's travels took him to places such as Huangshan, Lijiang, Pingtan, Guilin, and Guizhou, where he depicted the beauty of mountains and rivers while also celebrating the splendor of the times. The fu pieces feature the landscapes and cultural heritage of the Lo-yuan region, such as Qingshui, Wuwei, Tianshui, and Lanzhou. The prose consists mainly of reflections on retirement life, travel accounts, and reminiscences of familial relationships. It describes changes in the hometown, the bond between teachers and students, the companionship of spouses, and the filial piety of children. The words and phrases are imbued with warmth from years gone by and profound insights into life.

The author wrote with humility and simplicity, without excessive embellishment yet conveying genuine emotion. By blending experiences from half a lifetime, thoughts about one's homeland and country, and feelings towards friends and family, the work is both a reflection of personal experiences and a heartfelt tribute to life and the natural world from an ordinary person. Reading it brings a sense of tranquility and warmth to the reader.