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Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works! After nuclear pollution swallowed the world, only scorched earth and acid rain remained in the wasteland, and the neon lights of the city shrank into indifferent light spots in the distance. The nest of the red fox mother "Jin" was mostly buried by radioactive dust. The three cubs huddled together in a ball due to hunger. Even the smallest cub's whimpering was as weak as a thin thread. It had to pass through the scorched woods full of bear traps, avoid the mutant hares with fluorescent eyes, and find the legendary "unpolluted stream" before sunset - but when it finally saw the stream, there were humans holding shotguns standing on the bank, and the cubs were breathing lighter and lighter. This is not a story about a hero saving the world, but a survival diary of a mother using her flesh and blood to fight for her children's life in the apocalypse.