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This collection mainly includes eight short stories, one opera script, and three essays that the author has devoted half his life to. Among them, the novels, such as "No Injustice for Traitors", although they are about the Anti-Japanese War, they uniquely start from a kind-hearted intellectual and explore the value and helplessness of human nature in the identity of a "traitor". I sigh at the table; "Jade Phoenix" is based on the palace battle story of the Western Chu Dynasty during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, with the fate of the characters ups and downs; "Long'er" was written for the Wenchuan earthquake, which is close to fantasy and a new mythology story...

The death of King Chuang Li Zicheng is a mystery. Uncovering this mystery turns out to be a heartbreaking human tragedy. In a small mountain village in the late Ming Dynasty, far away from Emperor Gao that day, Zhang Lizheng received instructions from the county government that bandits would break in, so Zhang Lizheng was ordered to form a group to practice and unite the village to protect himself. Zhang Lizheng disagreed. How could there be banditry in a small village in the mountains? However, it was difficult to disobey the county government's instructions, so they organized a team of township warriors in a coping manner, appointing kung fu boy Cheng Jiubai as the training leader and scholar Zhu Wansong as the assistant manager.