"Ling Xingqian" was published in 2017 and is Lin-Xingqian's new work. The book specifically mentions women's "white breast milk" and men's "white semen", both of which are different from the patriarchal "black ink." On the one hand, he illustrates the inherent otherness of men/women, and on the other hand he deliberately obscures gender. The ultimate goal of the boundary is to "de-center" and antagonize capital and patriarchal society. Most of the research on Lin's body was to separate the body and write beyond the boundaries, and it rarely went back to the content itself for discussion. This article is based on "Ling Xingqian" and is the core of the discussion, and "Carnival and Broken" is supplemented. I hope to read through the text and explore the complicated background of the time during which the author was writing. With the help of Judith Butler's "gender theory," we can further interpret the body in Lin Xingqian's text as special metamorphic narratives such as, identity, gender, etc., to try to develop a new idea for the study of prose writing.