According to the "Cambridge History of the Republic of China", from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, there were quite a few places in China that were rich in concessions, but the place names are not known. In short, there were one in the south and three in the north. After 1900, it became even more prosperous. This place rich in concessions is also rich in churches, long and tall walls, and missionaries who always speak Chinese in a half-hearted way.
Churches, walls, and missionaries can all be considered "specialties", and they are all mentioned in the "Cambridge History of the Republic of China".
One thing is missing.
This smell won't make it into the official history, and it won't come out on the table. Anyone who comes across it will have to sniff it and take a detour.
What is it?
Bastard.
In those days, astonishingly beautiful hybrids often appeared in the villages next to the church.
Who would have thought that after fighting blood and blood for a while, there would be such perfection?
It's a pity that bastards usually have a certain "ugliness" in them, which makes them less loved and attracts hatred. They are irritating to the eyes and hurt when they are around them, and they cannot be strangled to death. Most of the time after birth, they would be wrapped in a piece of cloth and carried to the door of the church to let it go.
It means where you come from.
No one knows where these stunningly beautiful bastards ended up. In the hands of his (her) half blood, it turns into spring mud to protect flowers.