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This book contains a total of 49 stories written by the author, with a total of more than 150,000 words, selected from national story magazines. The works span the ancient and modern times, integrating storytelling, knowledge, interest and inspiration. There are folk legends, moments of suspense, innocent feelings of passionate years, and extraordinary palace mysteries, different life experiences, and all kinds of ups and downs. How does the Longyou merchant with the most sophisticated business skills keep bamboo shoots fresh? Will the inheritance that has been buried underground for hundreds of years still recognize its owner? Can the soul of Gesanghua be attached to the handkerchief? The bizarre experiences during the Anti-Japanese War, the power struggles and beauty schemes in the palace, how unpredictable... The success and failure of life and death are shocking to ghosts and gods, the joys and sorrows are touching, and the rich life experience and principles of life are all in it.

In the late 1980s, Bai Yanling, a young woman who was one of the last batch of working-class children in my country, had a beautiful dream of working in the city and eating commercial food. She came from the inland countryside to Guangzhou, the forefront of reform and opening up at that time, and entered a state-owned enterprise as a worker. The ups and downs in the workplace began. The root cause was that the starting point was too low and she had no background. Although she was somewhat talented, it was difficult to meet Bole. After all the twists and turns, she finally became the most beautiful person among the same group of top-level employees. Her legendary experience reflects the thirty-year reform process of state-owned enterprises and reflects the mental journey of a generation of top-level employees. It has created a series of top-level people with different personalities. Some of them gave different interpretations of the iron rice bowl. The stories inside have rare humanistic research value for studying the reform and the top-level era.