The corresponding detailed descriptions before and after party dues include: the first few women picked vegetable leaves, "I" felt the pickles were delicious after eating them, Huang Xin showed "me" the pickles, and his identity was exposed due to the pickles when the enemy was searching for them. After Huang Xin's puns, these details explain the plot from beginning to end, which is very true and believable. "Party Fees" is a short story written by the writer Wang Yuanjian. It has about 7,000 words. It clearly explains the time, events, characters, and environment. It has a strong documentary nature and a complete plot. Through the story of Huang Xin, a female Communist Party member who worked underground during the Second Civil Revolutionary War, and died heroically to pay party dues and protect her comrades, the novel vividly shows the people in the Soviet area towards the Communist Party in times of revolutionary crisis. The incomparable love and loyalty to the Party reflect the flesh-and-blood relationship between Communist Party members and the Party, as well as the lofty spirit of dedicating themselves to the interests of the revolution. The novel "Party Fees" mainly reflects the heroine's infinite loyalty to the party and her tenacious fighting spirit. "Party Dues" is very distinctive in its detailed description. Details are a powerful means of depicting characters in works and are also the link between plot development. Huang Xin's low-pitched singing of "Send a Man to Become a Red Army" showed her inner determination to support the revolution. The touching details of taking back the pickled beans from her children and keeping them to pay the party dues showed her sincerity to the party.