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The fall of isolated cities and the separatist regimes due to coups were all determined by warlords, and Huai'an rose up in one dynasty. As everyone knows, the Notre Dame Church and the aristocratic schools that the world knows about are all controlled by it. When I first learned about Huai'an, it seemed to be indifferent, and it seemed to have become a target of public criticism. The women in Huai'an all admire the warlord general Lu Yihe. He just fell in love with that Xiao family girl. (Warlords of the Republic of China, mystery plots, church schools, and CPs that make me laugh at General Lu and Si Si!) Recommend "The Idol Who Came Through Time in the Republic of China"

"Republic of China" is placed after the announcement of this book. Be sure to find the announcement in Chapter 165. "The connotation of risking one's life is the best interpretation of obscurity" is a quotation from this essay, mostly written at night. I seem to be always crossing the zero point. Expanding in imagination, belonging to the troubled area, everything is still there. [Collection of Essays][Selected Poems]