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[Robbing by force + Chasing wife in the crematorium + Marriage first, love later] Adult men and women, fair trade. He loved her face and sweet smile, and she wanted his money and protection. She overestimated her ability and fell in love with someone she shouldn't love, and she lost miserably. Jiang Muhan took advantage of her when she had no way out, and trapped her by his side, hoping to throw her away when she got tired of playing with her. Later... Her childhood sweetheart woke up, and his white moonlight came back. Su Nianxiao's gentleness: Mr. Jiang, I'm getting married. After Su Nian got engaged, Jiang Muhan started to go crazy, fell off the altar, and began to regret. Jiang Muhan: Niannian, you can only marry me! What he got in return was a loud slap in the face.

This is a collection of prose essays. The author uses beautiful writing to record the growth process and spiritual trajectory of a woman who moved from the countryside to the city. At the same time, Maicailing is placed under the sky, and the compassion for worldly affairs is revealed everywhere: whether recording rural scenery and local civilization, or looking at relatives, friends and neighbors who are separated between urban and rural areas, they all present an endless dream, nostalgia, pain, injustice and confusion. Write down the inherent shape of the countryside in the years of mortal life, write down the gentle or cold imprint of worldly affairs, write down the many indelible images of walking on the road, and of course, also write down the joy and pain of the soul.

"Romance in Gan Di" is based on three important historical periods: the first chapter "The Dawn is Gloomy" describes the heroic achievements of Mao Zetan, Yang Houzhen and other revolutionary ancestors after the founding of the Communist Party of China, from the Soviet area period to the 25,000-mile Long March. Achievements, the heroic deeds of ordinary people such as Chen Fago and Yang Rongxian who devoted all their efforts to the revolution, and the touching stories behind the revolutionary sites such as Jiangsu University, the First Mountain of the Long March, and the First Bridge of the Long March; the second chapter, "The String Song is Loud," writes the story of the success of New China After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the fruitful achievements of socialist construction and reform and opening up are compared from the past and present in terms of human resources, scenery, clothing, food, housing and transportation, showing the true face of the people's strides forward and prosperous life; the third chapter, "Unlimited Scenery", writes about the great achievements of winning the battle against poverty and building a moderately prosperous society in an all-round way since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, showing the new look of Jiangxi's urban and rural areas in the new era, and portraying the spiritual dimension of Jiangxi people facing the future with confidence.