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[Introduction to the work] During the troubled times of the Republic of China, bandits were rampant in the Funiu Mountains in western Henan. Orion Cui Zhenshan fell into a trap due to hatred and became the feared "Cui Sanyan King". A kidnapping operation against the head of the security team led to genocide. The blood debt of his family forced him to go to a dead end, and also forced him to accept the recruitment of the National Government. However, in that era when black and white were reversed, even though he was successful in resisting Japan, he was still an outcast as a bandit. From roaring in the mountains to surfing the sand, let's see how a generation of heroes find their final destination amidst the hatred of their country and family.

Introduction to the work In the loess countryside of the 1970s, Sun Xiujuan, a sweet-tempered and soft-hearted woman, was born into a miserable life and was not treated well by her family. In order to fulfill her eldest brother's marriage, she was forced to agree to change her marriage and marry Cui Kuiwu, who was suffering from liver disease. A piece of paper exchanges for a marriage, binding the fate of a lifetime. She had a tough mouth and refused to admit defeat, but was kind and soft-hearted. She endured hardships and hardships during the years of poverty, spent half her life suffering, and became a country girl that everyone loved.

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Chen Maisui was labeled a "loser" since birth and was used as a support tool by his family. She was beaten, starved, abandoned, exchanged for bride price, blood sucked by her mother's family, and punished by her husband's family, just because she was a daughter, just because she did not give birth to a son. She had been a slave for half her life, but once she woke up, she broke free from the shackles of patriarchy, broke off marriages, divorced, started a career, broke out from the bitter vines, and was born towards the sun!

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