Maoshan

Jinrong Village is just an unknown village located in Jiangsu Province. It is named after an ancient banyan tree that has grown for two hundred years at the entrance of the village. Speaking of which, this banyan tree really has some background. I heard from the elders in the village that they also heard about it from the elders of the previous generation. As early as the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, the name of the village was not yet Jinrong Village, but Hujia Village. At that time, villages were often named after their family names. That year, I don't know what happened in the village. Among the villages within a hundred miles, only Hujia Village suffered from drought. During the rainy season in June, there was no rain for three consecutive months! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.