The initial inspiration for writing these stories came from Wang Chong of the Han Dynasty's "Lun Heng·Lun Heng": "In ancient times, there were Shen Tu and Yu Lei, Kun Di, two people with the ability to hold ghosts. They lived on Dushuo Mountain in the East China Sea, under the peach tree, and simply read hundreds of ghosts."
Using this mountain as a matchmaker, I wrote the story of the mayflies ferrying under the mountain, the story of the birds in the Chongming Dynasty, the story of Yulu, Shen and Shu, and the joys and sorrows of each person.
This story tells about the predecessor of Yu Lei (Yin Yulu), who suffered a [catastrophe] in the world.
Strictly speaking, "A Chinese Girl" is my third short article, and it is one of Dushuoshan's stories. I am posting this article for the first time, probably because it is the most complete article after revisions and corrections. In the future, if I have the chance, I will introduce people in the same series to you.
Conception: