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This is a story about searching. This is a story about searching for tangible treasures, while also searching for intangible stories about spirit, values ​​and national outlook. This book tells the story of Cheng Yu Bai, a minister in the late Qing Dynasty who bought road rights and mineral rights to Japan, embezzled a huge sum of money and hid it. In the year of 1911, the revolutionaries demanded a huge sum of money from him, and the Japanese took advantage of the change of power in China to also demand money from him. The treacherous and cunning Cheng Yubai kept this huge treasure tightly and wanted to pass it on to his son. Unexpectedly, his son didn't want it... So what was the reason for his greed for money back then? He was sad, and he suddenly discovered that his greed decades ago had dug a bottomless trap for himself, and he was falling into it, unable to extricate himself. At this moment, he discovered that the son he had placed great hope on was not his biological son... What should he do? The Japanese came to the door at this time. Cheng Yubai struggled hard. He held the "Mandarin Duck Wrong Knife" that contained a huge secret. Should he turn to the Japanese or love him? Once he returned to China, he made an unimaginable final choice... The play uses treasure hunting as a clue and unfolds an intricate story surrounding the grievances and resentments of two generations of several families. The plot has ups and downs, twists and turns, and is soul-stirring. This book reveals the thought-provoking connotation from one angle through repeated battles between righteousness and evil, good and evil in the typical character Cheng Yubai. "Yuanyangcuo" was the original title of this work, but it was changed to "Feng Xiaoxiao Yuanyangcuo" in order to avoid a collision with that person. I hope the two works have the same name but different contents.