Lin's novel Ninety-nine Degrees is a masterpiece written by modernism in his early days. The author chooses a hot summer day in Beijing and uses porter's footwork to connect different life scenes that seem to be isolated from each other in different social classes.

The novel intercepts representative fragments of life, and makes these fragments show the urban life of China in the1930s with the spaciousness and time continuity of life itself. It has a fairly complete model of modern novella, and at the same time it embodies sympathy and humanitarian care for the bottom everywhere.

"You are April Day on Earth" is a collection of novels, poems, essays and plays by Lin, including almost all of Lin's classic literary works. His prose has made great achievements. Although the number is small, it is unique in style and knowledgeable. There are many poems, and her poems combine some expressive techniques of China's classical poetry and western aestheticism. Every article embodies her ingenious ideas and full of talents.

Lin's famous sentence:

1, I would rather turn into a fallen leaf and let the wind and rain fall; Or a cloud, in a clear blue sky, has nothing to do with the earth.

2. Everyone's life is a journey, but they take different roads, choose different directions, pay different emotions and have different stories.

On that day, nothing will be left, except a light and a breeze, you must forget that I once lived in this world.