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Bimo is the intermediary between gods, ghosts and humans in the primitive religious sacrificial activities of the Yi people. He is the host of Yi folk religious ceremonies and a representative figure of Yi culture. Their life experiences were ups and downs, mysterious and full of weirdness. Accompanied by a series of accidental events and various misunderstandings, they experienced a series of inexplicable conflicts and helpless, futile and desperate struggles. Many of the novels in this collection take Bimo and Gu Po as the protagonists and Yi villages as the writing background. The subject matter involves a large number of Yi folk customs, especially the primitive religion and traditional customs represented by Bimo culture in the Yi area.

Rao Yunhua's collection of short stories, when I met Hanako, she was wearing a batik blue dress with white flowers and her hair was in a high bun. This makes you look extra slim and pure. When facing me, Hanako suddenly flashed a pair of big eyes, looking at me with infinite love. During the conversation, she sat on the edge of the bed and I sat on the sofa, very close to each other, and it felt like a heart-to-heart talk. This is her hotel room. It is well-furnished and must be very expensive. It can be seen that Hanako has changed and become a rich man...

This volume contains three historical novellas by the author, which are based on local historical themes in Chuxiong Prefecture, Yunnan Province. "Guan Zi Jue" describes the story of the Ming Dynasty thinker Li Zhi when he was the prefect of Yao'an. "Supernatural Tribulation" At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, Gao Meiying, the son of Gao Tusi of Yao'an Prefecture and known as a child prodigy, became the object of various political forces such as Emperor Yongli, Mu Zongbing, Wu Sangui, etc.... "Tusi Rebellion" During the Jiaqing period of the Ming Dynasty, Yunnan "returned to local rule", triggering a power struggle among the chieftains of Wuding Prefecture, forcing Feng Jizu to rebel. As a result, Governor Lu and General Mu each had their own ulterior motives, and the chieftains of Huichuan Prefecture and Yao'an Prefecture were suspicious of each other and deceived each other. The chieftain rebellion began...