Musong

'Seeing off'), translated as Watching You Go in English,[1] is a collection of 74 prose pieces written by Lung Ying-tai, published in October 2009.

The stories are about the relationships between Lung's family members; her father's death, her mother's aging, her children leaving, her friends' concerns for her, and working with her siblings.

The autobiographical stories narrate Lung's failures, weakness, depression and loss, rather than present persuasive argument or describe historical occurrences.

Wuzhong Zhou said: “...the core of Lung Ying-Tai's Musong is mercy.

In this book, the child on his impending leeway to success, the mother who was almost fatally ill and the woman who stays behind in their back to watching them go--(and also the author), they are all from the various generations and they have emotions and internal conflicts, but they just express differently.