The Legend of Taiye​

In the winter of the 27th year of the Republic of China, Xiong Xiao, who had read a book, learned to shave his head due to a family change, and built a tent in Qingshi'ao to make a living. He was loved by the villagers for his skillful craftsmanship and storytelling skills, and he also established a rule of "not shaving women's heads." After the Japanese invaded, they burned, looted and violently committed crimes. To protect the girls, Xiong Xiao broke the rules and shaved their heads overnight. The patriarch's daughter, Xiu'er, refused to shave her head and was raped by the Japanese squad leader. The Japanese army also threatened the lives of all the people in Ao. Xiong Xiao also shaved the squad leader's head, told stories to detect the enemy, and then teamed up with the clan leader to kill the squad leader and two soldiers. When he planned to burn the ancestral hall to annihilate the enemy, he was killed by a knife in order to defeat the enemy. The villagers finally burned the ancestral hall to annihilate the enemy. Xiong Xiao was buried under the old camphor tree at the entrance of the village. His story has been passed down from generation to generation. This craftsman became the "backbone" of Qingshi'ao with his wisdom and courage. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.