In 1919, the Revolution of 1911 overthrew the decadent Qing rule and destroyed the feudal system. The Chinese people were freed from the shackles of the feudal system for thousands of years. The Communist Party of China was born in 1921. In 1924, Sun Yat-sen proposed the policy of allying with Russia and the Communist Party to support workers and peasants, and a vigorous revolution began. The earth of China is trembling. There is a great conflict between old and new ideas. There is a great strangulation. People from all walks of life rush over and fight to the death. The land of China is undergoing the baptism of blood and fire. The story unfolds against this special historical background: Wang Xiaoyu, a female Liyuan disciple, has been practicing singing Henan Zhuozi with her father since she was a child. He only has good facial features, a small cherry mouth, a face with melon seeds, eyebrows with willow leaves, a fair complexion, and a pair of beautiful eyes that look forward to the flight of God. When he talks about books, his expression is quiet, his manners are decent, and his voice is mellow and meaningful, and has the magic power to penetrate the whole audience. Wu Yingzong, the son of the county magistrate Wu Huawen, fell in love at first sight and fell in love with each other life and death. After going through all kinds of hardships, he staged a heart-stirring love song. The story is full of twists and turns, but it actually happened. I heard it from Wu Yingzong's son Wu Xinsheng and compiled it into a book. The Taoist nun cleverly rescued his mother many times and was a great benefactor to their family. At his home, I saw photos of his parents when they were young, and they were really gorgeous. The Taoist nun was a member of the underground party. After liberation, she took a photo and sent it to him. Although she was in her fifties, she still had no charm. The intrigues between various characters in the story reflect the distortion of human nature in that era. Yu'er, Wu Yingzong, small farmers, and Taoist nuns were the trendsetters of that era. They saw the power of love and the power of justice in them.