A Trip to the Avenue

In the course of the Great Dao, the world is for the common good, selecting the virtuous and capable, advocating trust and cultivating harmony. However, people only care for their own relatives, only have children for their own children, so that the old have no end, the strong have no use, the young have nothing to do, the widowers, the widows, the lonely and the sick, all have no support, men have no share, women have no home, goods are abandoned on the ground, they must be hidden in oneself, and power is evil because they do not come from oneself, must be for oneself, seek prosperity, make troubles, and households are closed. What is the Great Harmony? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.