Included in this collection are six short stories and one novella; all of them were written in Qingdao.The name "Clamzae" is nothing more than seeing the scene and feeling: living in Qingdao, it is very convenient to see the sea: after the tide goes out, every time I take my little girl to the beach; there are clam shells and broken algae on the beach, so I pick them up and play with her.There are quite a few clam shells picked up, but few are surprising.As for seaweed, it is even more inconvenient to take it home, and it is often picked up and sent to the water.I remember hanging out with a friend on the seaside of Ireland, and came to a beach with extremely fine sand called Velvet Beach.It was near early autumn, and there were some broken algae on the sand, with short leaves and beans, much like Mistletoe used at Christmas.According to that friend, stepping on this kind of small beans is good for the feet, so we all stepped on them barefoot, and the beans made a sound, which was very interesting.In Qingdao, I haven't encountered such a kind of algae, so I lost a kind of barefoot game with my little girl.

If clams and algae are used to symbolize this collection, we can only say that the amazing clam shells are not easy to pick up, and the algae that have beans and are beneficial to the body have not yet been found.With high eyesight and low hands, what you make can never satisfy you, which is not modest at all.It would be a great honor for readers if they could not pick them up and put them in the water immediately, like my little daughter and I picked up seaweed, but took them home like clamshells and commented on them! Lao She is prefaced in Qingdao.25th Double Tenth Festival