The Housekeeper of the Chieftain's Family

After a maid from the Yi chieftain's family became the housekeeper, she poisoned the chieftain to death in order to avenge her niece and the Yi girls. Under the influence of the underground party, he participated in propaganda and mobilized the masses, cooperated with the border to fight bandits, saved the new district government, and eliminated the Kuomintang district and county security groups. Let the niece marry a Red Army soldier who was injured, treated and protected by civilian doctors. And cooperated with frontier leaders and Red Army soldiers to exterminate the bandits. After liberation, she became the township head and the county women's director. She was not afraid of losing her hat in difficult times, and was vicious in order to save the people and the powerful forces. During the Cultural Revolution, she was severely beaten and criticized. When she became the deputy director of the County Revolutionary Committee, she tried to protect the veteran cadres. Finally became deputy county magistrate. In order to commemorate this Yi heroine, the county cultural center held a permanent exhibition at the original site of the chieftain's home. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.