This work is the sequel to "The True Story of Ah Q" written by Lu Xun. The author used the sequel to fictionalize the character of Ah Q's grandson, Ah T, to once again show the suffering and emotional tortuous experience of the lower class society. Ah T's fate was capricious: he picked up garbage, worked as a migrant worker, was a monitor, became a hero, and speculated in stocks. He lived with women, gambled, drank, and smoked. He was poor and poor, rich and rich, good and bad, and experienced ups and downs. He went to jail for stealing copper materials, and became a boss after he came out. He developed real estate and became a local celebrity. His legendary life was extraordinary and thrilling.
