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This book is a long historical novel that revolves around the Battle of Haoshuichuan between Song and Xia. It mainly uses the stories of the Nan family, Zhang Yuan, Yuan Hao, Yang Jiajiang, Wang Qiang and other characters as clues to show a small-scale historical scene of war and peace between Song and Xia, as well as the tragic ending of the characters in the book in the context of the war. The plot of the novel is cleverly conceived and intriguing.

It is adapted and deduced from the classic novel "The Story of Liu Yi". The work captures the plot of Liu Yi's biography, integrates modern concepts and aesthetic tastes from the aesthetic point of view of modern readers, and conceives a large number of reasonable storylines, making the story more tortuous and legendary, and the content more colorful.

A few days passed quickly, and the troupe entered into intense rehearsals again. If Liu Yi didn't come, Qi Cuihua would have full authority to direct. Everyone seemed to be working hard, rehearsing day and night, mainly rehearsing the play, and occasionally rehearsing excerpts from the play. "The Case of Guillotine" is sorted out, "Traveling to Turtle Mountain" is sorted out, and with the addition of the original "Cangzhou", it's half a play. The Shehuo troupes in the countryside are not like the regular theater troupes and theater troupes in the city. Many plays can be performed on stage just by reading the lyrics. A few excerpts were not included in the upper row, but the actors had all practiced. Everyone already has a basic foundation. They can compare the lyrics by themselves, and the teacher will provide a little guidance, and then they can perform it with the instruments. Qi Cuihua was busy rehearsing the opera, while Hong Fugui hired people to decorate the stage. They also called their sister Chen Hong to cook and take care of Chou Dan.

This book contains the author's 9 short stories and short stories, including "The Daughter-in-law", "Adventures in Stone City", "Stories about "Hua Dan"", and "Li Dazhu's Marriage". It reflects the party's emphasis on literary and artistic work, expresses the twists and turns of rural youth's love, and interprets the legendary story of Huoshi Village in the national forest park.

The work takes a village called Hongchengzi in Xihaigu, the hinterland of the Northwest, as its starting point, and takes the fate of a generation of Kun Ling and the leading actress Qi Cuihua as the main line. It tells the story of a folk Qin Opera troupe in the 1940s and 1950s, reproduces a large number of little-known folk activities, and reveals the social phenomena and the fate of the characters at that time.

When Qi Cuihua mentioned running a theater troupe, she overturned the five-flavor bottle in her heart. But she is a strong woman after all, and the support of her husband Hong Fugui and Zhang Baiwang undoubtedly adds excitement to her. She thought it would be better if Brother Dayong could stay. However, her current mood cannot be focused on rehearsing and acting. All she can think about is whether her voice can recover. If her voice doesn't get better, let alone opera rehearsals or even life, she won't find much interest. Hong Fugui treated her with acupuncture and prepared medicine. The theater troupe has been set up, and some costumes, props, gongs and drums have been purchased, and there are teachers, but actors have become a big problem. A group of young people in the village are illiterate and have only ever sung ditties. I'm afraid it will be difficult to train them for a while.