"Stone Confusion: From Thousands of Illusions to the Separation of My Wife and Sons, My Road to Redemption" is a realist masterpiece that profoundly analyzes human desire and self-redemption. Zhang Wei, an ordinary white-collar worker in Shanghai, accidentally stepped into the crazy world of stone gambling, where "one knife will make you poor and one knife will make you rich" amid the pressure and mediocrity of life. From the ecstasy of a windfall from heaven to the illusory life woven by lies, he gradually lost himself in the light and debris of jade, and was led into the abyss by carefully designed scams and illusory emotions. Eventually, he lost his entire family and his wife and children were separated. This is not only a cautionary tale about greed and deceit, but also a tenacious elegy about how to get up after a fall, how to rebuild a life on the ruins, and finally reconcile with oneself. It tells us that real value does not come from pie in the sky, but from the soil under our feet; the most dazzling light is often born after the deepest darkness. This is a touching story about loss and search, destruction and rebirth, and finally the return to the world.
