Bai Xianyong's reminiscence of relatives and friends and nostalgic prose. He doesn't shy away from talking about AIDS, and even wrote a letter to A Qing in "Bad Son Who Can't Send"-I want to write this letter out of his homosexual identity, and at the same time, he wrote to his fictional characters, and he also had self-pity and advice to himself.

The book "Tree Like a Tree" is extremely moving, and it can rank first in the book with several famous articles in "Taipei People", which really greatly enhances the readers' overall impression of this book. Most of the pages in the anthology are allocated to the modern literature he once devoted himself to, and this magazine has indeed played a great role in promoting the development of modern literature in Taiwan Province Province. There are several articles recalling his friendship with friends in cultural circles, such as "Blue Lantern" by North Island, which is a very personal essay ... So I am not familiar with the cultural circles in Taiwan Province Province, which is a bit boring. The appendix has an interview with Bai Xianyong about the creation of books such as Evil Children and Taipei People, which is kind and interesting to read.

If I am a big fan of Bai Xianyong, this book will definitely be labeled as "full of personal value" ... Unfortunately, my love for Bai Xianyong is only six or seven points for Mishima. Nevertheless, Bai Xianyong is also my favorite China writer. His writing is cold but delicate, and he has his own evaluation: melancholy. It's just that I read this book a little early, so I should cultivate more love for dialogue before reading it.