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Post Road Historical Traces Chapter 2
Miao Wenju's family encountered floods in the Yellow River and fled to Jinan. Their money was stolen by thieves. With the help of their relatives, they managed to survive. Miao's mother died of illness due to overwork. Miao Wenju and his father went north to Heihe to look for his younger brother, Miao Wuju. They stopped temporarily in Kaoshan Village. Miao Wenju became friends with Waitao's family. Waitao's father and Miao Wenju went hunting in the mountains. When they came back, Waitao was inte
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Introduction to the Historical Traces of Yilu
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Traces of the History of Post Roads (Continued 1)
Miao Wenju and his family fled a flood, and settled in Jinan after many twists and turns. Unfortunately, his mother passed away, so the family went north to find his younger brother Miowuju. They stayed temporarily in a mountain village in Daheishan and met Waitao's family. Miao Wenju and Waitao's father learned hunting skills. In late autumn, when Wang and Miao Wenju came back from hunting, they encountered Waitao being intercepted by a black bear. Wang and Miao Wenju used clever tricks to kill
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Traces of the History of Post Roads (Continued)
Content introduction In the late autumn of 1932, the Japanese Northern Manchuria Development Corps settled in Kaoshan Village, built village enclosures, and began the business of enslaving Chinese farmers. Miao Wenju's family fled famine, but when the Japanese pioneer group was raging, the villagers rose up to resist. In order to protect their land rights, the two sides fought with weapons. The villager Da Mouzi had his calf broken by the Japanese and went into the mountains to recover from his
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Post Road History Traces
Content introduction This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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