The purpose of this article is to investigate the method of using the components of postmodern literature in the story of the patient stone by Sadegh Chubak (1377-1295), a contemporary Iranian writer. Chobak is one of the most influential novelists of modern Iran, from the geography of the literature of the southern region and influenced by the special local conditions such as its tone and dialect. The contents of his works can be seen as expressing concepts such as: corrupt and oppressive systems, superstitions, religion, poverty and corruption, and expressing the nightmare of human loneliness. Each of these concepts and features have a special relationship with postmodern components. Of course, Iranian postmodernists have used a variety of new methods and schools for writing stories, so that classifying their stories is not an easy task. The authors of this research have tried to discover and analyze the combined relationship between postmodern elements and climate literature in the novel Seng Sabbour by expressing the characteristics of climate literature that have dependencies on the themes mentioned in the novel Seng Sabbour. The result is that Chobek narrates the story in the first person from the language of different characters, the technique of fluid flow of the mind, internal monologue, the absent presence of the author in the story, which are all postmodern ways of telling the story; It has briefly displayed the complexities and vicissitudes of daily life in society and its era.