The article "The Banyan Tree in My Hometown" describes two old banyan trees, among which the "hunchback" one is written in detail, because this old banyan tree has a strong vitality and can still live to this day after being destroyed by the fire. I also wrote "My Childhood" and how wonderful the time of the old banyan tree was.

The more beautiful the banyan tree written by the author, the stronger the nostalgia for it. The memory of banyan tree is the memory of hometown and relatives. Grandma tiptoed to the stone bridge, her nagging manner and naughty personality made people unforgettable. The old grandmother is also very concerned about the memory of banyan trees.

The expansion piece "The Banyan Tree in My Hometown" was written by Huang Helang in Hong Kong in May, 1979. It is an essay in which the author expresses his homesickness by recalling his childhood life under the banyan tree in his hometown. This article won the first prize in the Prose Group of the first Chinese Literature Award in Hong Kong.

At the time of writing this article, the author "has left his hometown thousands of miles away" for "thirty years", but his hometown, old stories, old friends and stories will always come to mind. The longer he left his hometown, the deeper his thoughts became. This is a wanderer's yearning for his mother.

This work is about "I" who has lived in a foreign land for a long time. Walking with my youngest son and playing in the shade of a big banyan tree, the banyan tree in my hometown is naturally drawn from the scene in front of me, and then describes the relevant people, events and scenes around the banyan tree in my hometown to express my sincere attachment to my hometown.

The author of "The Banyan Tree in My Hometown" used superb lyric skills to express his homesickness with pen and ink. At the beginning, the author thought of the banyan tree in his hometown from the banyan tree in front of him, which led to homesickness from his eyes.