★ A Spiritual Portrait of Gen Z: This poetry collection follows the thread that "writing poetry is a way to prolong youth", using intensely evocative language to capture the existential dilemmas of Gen Z—chronicling their struggles and reflections from campus life to the corporate grind.
★ A Trilogy of Youth: Divided into three sections — "Teenage Rebellion", "Corporate Drone’s Scream", and "Deconstructing Gender" — it traces the journey from school-uniformed defiance to the suffocating reality of office life, and finally, the struggle against gendered expectations, offering a panoramic view of contemporary young minds.
★ Tenderness and Fury Intertwined: The verses oscillate between the gentleness of "holding life like a tiger carrying its cub" and the fury of "nailing myself to a cross to measure pain", while also weaving in ecological musings like "plastic outlives me". The result is a liquid-metal-like chronicle of modern youth.

This collection brings together over a hundred of the author’s poems, ranging from bathroom scribbles to sharp societal observations. Framed by the idea that "writing poetry is a way to prolong youth", the book is divided into three sections — "Teenage Rebellion", "Corporate Drone’s Scream", and "Deconstructing Gender" — using visceral language to encapsulate Gen Z’s spiritual crises. It captures everything from schoolyard defiance and the claustrophobia of office life to the tearing down of gender norms.

Chen Jiarong, born in 1998, currently resides in Beijing and holds a Master's degree in History from University College London. Since 2013, she has been publishing poetry works in both Chinese and English, which have appeared in various journals and magazines such as “Macao Daily“, “Poetry Tide“, “Young Writers“ and the “KCL Literary Journal“ (King's College London Literary Journal).