Folktales

In the early years of Yuanhe, the fifth street west of Zhuque Street in Chang'an, the third square from the north was called Yining Square, and the west wall of Guocheng to the west was called Northwest Corner. You can often meet a crazy woman on the street of Yiningfang. She sings songs back and forth throughout the street, and sometimes she cries inexplicably. People in the street don't know whose family she is from, what her surname is, and what her name is. They only know that she often sleeps under the wall of Yongmu. Over time, everyone calls her Wuniang. Although Wuniang was crazy, she was not annoying. The people in Yiningfang often pitied her. The owner gave her some food, and the west family gave her old clothes that were washed white. However, no one was willing to take Wuniang home. Even the bachelors in the neighborhood never paid Wuniang's attention. . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.