I didn't write Shi Tiesheng's book. Note that it is not Shi Tiesheng's work, but Shi Tiesheng's.

I seem to have never seen it, except for a few articles written by Shi Tiesheng:

Zhou: Wisdom and Faith —— Reading Shi Tiesheng

Jiang Zidan: Quiet Shi Tiesheng

Zhang Haidi: An unsinkable ship.

Chen: Anecdotes of Tie Sheng.

Zhou: Shouting for steel life.

Wang Anyi: If Shi Tiesheng is not disabled,

I suggest reading 15 poems written by Shi Tiesheng in Asking for directions in Rotary, which can be quoted in many places. Just search Shi Tiesheng's poems directly.

For example, "I'm going to sit till dawn tonight" is about Shi Tiesheng's inner conflict in that depressing environment. "Spraying pesticides/blowtorch", such as "The Last Exercise", is despair of life, and then full of hope. His wife's name is Simi. It may be better to analyze it from the perspective of Shi Tiesheng's own poems.

Personal advice!