Write a book and name it.

"Mansion" is a mansion of high-rise buildings, which represents the story between high-rise buildings in the city and also represents the workplace. The moral is that everyone in the steel city is like a building, with an insurmountable gap between them. It also reflects the confusion of small individuals submerged in urban high-rise buildings.

"City Sea" The city is like the sea of Wang Yang, which is assimilated and submerged by the tide. The sea is frightening, but it still yearns involuntarily, and its beauty (emotion) is unforgettable.

I'm afraid of Joan. Okay, I admit that the name is bloody. . . From Su Shi's Water Tune, the next sentence is "It's too cold up there". In fact, the key meaning is the next sentence, but the previous sentence is more literary. . . .

"Between Square Inches" I remember that one of my classmates once wrote a small exercise pen with this name, which was written between high heels and high heels, before people. I think this name is very suitable for the subtle relationship in the urban workplace.