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Lu Feiming was born into a guqin family and lived a peaceful life in a small building in Jimo County. He studied guqin diligently every day and determined to become a superb guqin performer. At this time, the Germans invaded Jimo and began to build a railway outside Jimo city. Lu Feiming went to take a peek at the construction site where the Germans were building a railway. He met Felix, a German who loved Chinese culture and guqin music, and gradually became a good friend. In order to resist the German occupation, the "Boxers" of Fangzi planned an assassination incident. After the assassination failed, Lu Feiming was implicated and imprisoned. Felix lost the trust of the German government because of his rescue of Lu Feiming, and was forced to return to the country to face trial. Before leaving, he was killed while going to a barber shop for a haircut. In order to find the murderer, German officials forced the county magistrate of Weixian County to adopt an implicated policy to kill the people in Fangzi. Their actions aroused strong resistance from the people of Fangzi. The angry fire burned the entire Fangzi City. In the vast night, Lu Feiming ran towards the unknown distance...

When my aunt came in, grandpa was sitting in the main room drinking tea. The tea is the finest Biluochun, brewing into a shallow pool of clear water in a tureen with blue flowers on a white background. Because this tea was sent by Ma Jin, a confidant of Zhao Baoyuan, the temporary commander of the 12th Army Division in the Sulu Theater of the Kuomintang, my grandfather cherished it very much and tasted it carefully, trying to taste something other than tea. When the tea was exhausted, Grandpa fully felt Zhao Baoyuan's kindness to him. Suddenly, his whole body was enlightened and he felt extremely comfortable. He put down the tea bowl, closed his eyes and memorized Su Shi's "Red Cliff Nostalgia", "I think back to Gong Jin's time, when Xiao Qiao got married for the first time. With a majestic appearance, a feather fan and silk scarf, while talking and laughing, the oars and oars disappeared into ashes." My aunt came in at this time, wearing a moon-white cheongsam and carrying a light yellow wicker box, followed by a panicked grandma.

Before moving into the city, Qi Shandong was one of the four largest households in Xunfang Village. The reason why he became one of the four largest households is that Qi Shandong is a retired railway employee, his wife Qin Sufang is the retired village women's director, and they have three children - their daughter works in the Department of Education, their eldest son is doing business in the provincial capital, and his younger son works as a railway employee in his class. The son-in-law works as an office manager in a shopping mall, the eldest son is unmarried, and the younger daughter-in-law works in a bicycle factory. Although the younger daughter-in-law is an ordinary worker, she gets paid every month, which is many times better than those women in the village who have no fixed jobs and do odd jobs here and there.