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As a satirical work that exposes reality, "Intoxication" directly criticizes the ugly and despicable world conditions in the Kuomintang-controlled areas on the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. On the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the fate of Wei Duanben, a young civil servant, and his "anti-war wife" Tian Peizhi in Chongqing, the capital of the Anti-Japanese War, are used as clues to describe the twisted human nature and the bleakness of the world lost in the "golden dream" of vanity and corruption. Tian Peizhi, a most beautiful but extremely vain woman, sent her husband to prison and was almost sentenced to death for money and good food and clothing. In order to escape from a life without money, she did not need her husband and disowned her children. She finally hooked up with a rich and prestigious gentleman. The wife who was about to become the center of attention suddenly became the fiancée and mistress of a traitor after the war of resistance against Japan was suddenly won. It reveals the loss and struggle in the face of human nature and money in a special era. Zhang Henshui (May 18, 1895 - February 15, 1967), whose original name was Xinyuan, Henshui was his pen name, which was taken from the poem "Meeting Happily" written by Li Yu in the Southern Tang Dynasty, which means "I will grow up in life and hate the water in the east". Zhang Henshui is a famous chapter novelist and a representative writer of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School. He is honored as the first "master of chapter novels" and "master of popular literature" in the history of modern literature. The plot of the work is tortuous and complex, and the structure is rigorous and complete. It integrates traditional Chinese chapter novels with new techniques in Western novels. He is also famous for his prolific output. In his fifty-year writing career, he created more than 100 popular novels, most of which are medium and long chapter novels with a total of 30 million words, which can be regarded as a book in his lifetime.

"Long Live Tiger Ben" is the first full-length novel to directly describe the famous frontal battlefield battle of the Kuomintang - the Battle of Changde. It is also China's first modern war history novel. The work describes how the 57th Division of the 74th Army, code-named "Hu Ben", was surrounded by more than 60,000 Japanese troops. They shared the same hatred and fought tooth and nail, "one against eight". They fought hard for more than ten days and fought bloody street battles with the Japanese aggressors. They were able to encircle the reinforcements and defend Changde. There were more than 8,000 people in the division, but only 83 survived. The whole story is so evocative and majestic.

This book is Zhang Henshui's most influential masterpiece in his later period. A generation of literary masters will analyze the deep darkness of the national character for you. In an era filled with dreams of getting rich overnight, people are lost in the financial whirlpool of reselling gold and speculating on bonds. Officials are corrupt, businessmen are speculating, women are suing white gangsters, and the entire society is going crazy around money. Materialism abounds in officialdom and shopping malls, and gold bonds are spent lavishly. The social status quo of the past sixty years has once again reincarnated, facing the golden path of Chinese society.

"Long Live Tiger Ben" is the first full-length novel that directly describes the famous battle of the Kuomintang's frontal battlefield - the Battle of Changde. Work description code\

This book is the third part of Zhang Henshui's "Anti-Japanese War Trilogy". It tells the story of the Japanese army in the autumn of 1943, in order to plunder strategic materials and contain the Chinese army from counterattacking Yunnan and Burma. They dispatched a large number of troops in North China and invaded Changde. The 57th Division of the 74th Army of the Kuomintang, codenamed "Hu Ben", vowed to defend Changde to the death. 8,000 Warriors "one against eight" fought bloody street battles with the Japanese invaders for 16 days and nights, and suffered all casualties. The entire division, from the division commander down to the ordinary soldiers, share the same hatred for the enemy, regardless of life and death, and many heroic figures and heroic deeds have emerged. From peripheral operations to dismantling the enemy's offensive section by section, the officers and soldiers of the entire division have a will to die, making the Japanese invaders pay a bloody price for every step forward. This battle was tragic and tragic. The Japanese army described it as "terrible" after the war and admitted that the resistance of the Chinese army "can be regarded as one of the most fierce since the battle to defend Shanghai." Mr. Zhang Henshui's bold and heroic work was written as a "pleasure for the fallen soldiers of the 57th Division". It is completely based on real historical materials and oral accounts of those who witnessed the war. The names of all the teachers and firemen in the book are real, and the time and place are completely consistent with the history of the war.

This book is a work written by Zhang Henshui in 1945. It describes that the 57th Division of the 74th Army, codenamed "Hu Ben", was surrounded by more than 60,000 Japanese troops. They shared the same hatred and fought against the odds. "One against eight", they fought hard for more than ten days, fought bloody street battles with the Japanese invaders, and were able to encircle the reinforcements and defend Changde. There were more than 8,000 people in the division, but only 83 people survived. The whole story is evocative and majestic.

This book describes the situation of an old man's family in Chongqing District, the capital of China during the Anti-Japanese War, and reflects the dark, chaotic and ghost-ridden social status quo. During the Anti-Japanese War. Accompany the capital Chongqing. Dark and chaotic, ghosts are rampant. Mr. Ou has been studying all his life and has taught his four children to study hard and make a living using the knowledge they have learned. However, prices in Chongqing have skyrocketed, supplies are in short supply, and people are in dire straits, making it difficult to live on wages. As a result, Mr. Ou's third son abandoned Wen and drove a truck and made a fortune; his second son abandoned medicine and went into business and lived a well-off life; and his eldest son was still a civil servant and was in poverty. The friends, colleagues, neighbors, and relatives around him are all speculative and profit-seeking, working hard day and night to make money. It is truly "tight ahead, tight behind"!

"Chunming Foreign History" is a novel written by Zhang Henshui. The novel centers on journalist Yang Xingyuan, narrating his love experience with Li Yun and his emotional entanglement with Li Dongqing, so as to reflect the broad social life at that time. The large number of poems and letters in the novel have become a powerful way to show the inner world of the characters. It not only has the appearance of traditional literature, but also has the performance function beyond traditional literature. The background is grand, which is better than ordinary chapter novels.

The novel tells the story of a group of self-reliant vegetable vendors and bartenders on Danfeng Street headed by Tong Laowu. They were not afraid of power, endured pain and hunger, and even went bankrupt, running around just to rescue the poor girl Chen Xiu who was sold by her uncle to Deputy Chief Zhao as his concubine. Underneath the poor and rough appearance of the protagonists, they all contain the spirit of a chivalrous man who is magnanimous, sincere, and committed to his work. These people live an ordinary life and live a vigorous life.

This book is adapted from real people and true stories. It details the bloody atrocities of the battle to defend China Gate and the massacre of soldiers and civilians in Nanjing by the Japanese army. It is a vivid record of the bloodthirsty crimes of the invaders. The description of the love, marriage and righteousness of young soldiers is a true portrayal of the author's mentality of persisting in resisting Japan and serving the country to the death.

"The Cause of Laughter" mainly describes the love tragedy between Fan Jiashu, a Jiangnan college student living in Peiping, and Shen Fengxi, a girl who sings drums in Tianqiao. It also intersperses the story of the noble lady He Lina's unremitting pursuit of Fan Jiashu, the secret love of Guan Shoufeng's daughter Xiugu who makes a living for Fan Jiashu, the warlord Liu Dezhu's dominance of civilian girls, and the heroic and righteous Guan father and daughter hoeing the strong and supporting the weak. The book uses the love model of one man and three women as the core structure of the story, reflecting the dark and turbulent side of society during the rule of the Beiyang warlords. With its twists and turns, distinctive characters and strong Beijing flavor, it inherits the essence of Chinese classical novels and has strong characteristics of the times. It not only caused a strong response among the old readers of the old school chapter novels, but also amazed the new literary and art circles at that time, and spread widely and far-reachingly.

The novel is set in Chongqing, the capital city on the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. It describes that from the political arena to the shopping malls, from the upper class to the lower class, bankers, civil servants, small businessmen, socialites, old ladies, and even coolie workers all dreamed of getting rich overnight, and everyone was trapped in the financial vortex of gold reselling and bond speculation. Human nature, emotions, soul, and body have all become the weights of speculation and gambling. Tian Peizhi, a beautiful and high-spirited female student, was deceived by her husband and entered the world of flowers. She was also addicted to vanity and money. She indulged in gambling and gold trading day and night. She not only lost her family and love, but also her own conscience and dignity. "The Lost Lady" takes her story of decline as the main line and tells the story of the changing world in such a big era, as well as the loss and struggle of human nature in the face of money. It is the epitome of an era and the tragedy of an era.

As a satirical work that exposes reality, "Intoxication" directly criticizes the ugly and despicable world conditions in the Kuomintang-controlled areas on the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. On the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the fate of Wei Duanben, a young civil servant, and his "anti-war wife" Tian Peizhi in Chongqing, the capital of the Anti-Japanese War, are used as clues to describe the twisted human nature and the bleakness of the world lost in the "golden dream" of vanity and corruption. Tian Peizhi, a most beautiful but extremely vain woman, sent her husband to prison and was almost sentenced to death for money and good food and clothing. In order to escape from a life without money, she did not need her husband and disowned her children. She finally hooked up with a rich and prestigious gentleman. The wife who was about to become the center of attention suddenly became the fiancée and mistress of a traitor after the war of resistance against Japan was suddenly won. It reveals the loss and struggle in the face of human nature and money in a special era. Zhang Henshui (May 18, 1895 - February 15, 1967), whose original name was Xinyuan, Henshui was his pen name, which was taken from the poem "Meeting Happily" written by Li Yu in the Southern Tang Dynasty, which means "I will grow up in life and hate the water in the east". Zhang Henshui is a famous chapter novelist and a representative writer of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School. He is honored as the first "master of chapter novels" and "master of popular literature" in the history of modern literature. The plot of the work is tortuous and complex, and the structure is rigorous and complete. It integrates traditional Chinese chapter novels with new techniques in Western novels. He is also famous for his prolific output. In his fifty-year writing career, he created more than 100 popular novels, most of which are medium and long chapter novels with a total of 30 million words, which can be regarded as a book in his lifetime.

As a satirical work that exposes reality, "Intoxication" directly criticizes the ugly and despicable world conditions in the Kuomintang-controlled areas on the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. On the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the fate of Wei Duanben, a young civil servant, and his "anti-war wife" Tian Peizhi in Chongqing, the capital of the Anti-Japanese War, are used as clues to describe the twisted human nature and the bleakness of the world lost in the "golden dream" of vanity and corruption. Tian Peizhi, a most beautiful but extremely vain woman, sent her husband to prison and was almost sentenced to death for money and good food and clothing. In order to escape from a life without money, she did not need her husband and disowned her children. She finally hooked up with a rich and prestigious gentleman. The wife who was about to become the center of attention suddenly became the fiancée and mistress of a traitor after the war of resistance against Japan was suddenly won. It reveals the loss and struggle in the face of human nature and money in a special era. Zhang Henshui (May 18, 1895 - February 15, 1967), whose original name was Xinyuan, Henshui was his pen name, which was taken from the poem "Meeting Happily" written by Li Yu in the Southern Tang Dynasty, which means "I will grow up in life and hate the water in the east". Zhang Henshui is a famous chapter novelist and a representative writer of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School. He is honored as the first "master of chapter novels" and "master of popular literature" in the history of modern literature. The plot of the work is tortuous and complex, and the structure is rigorous and complete. It integrates traditional Chinese chapter novels with new techniques in Western novels. He is also famous for his prolific output. In his fifty-year writing career, he created more than 100 popular novels, most of which are medium and long chapter novels with a total of 30 million words, which can be regarded as a book in his lifetime.

Popular actress Bai Guiying was tired of her life as a performer and left the stage regardless of her mother's objections. Guiying gets to know Wang Yuhe and marries him despite the pressure from her mother. Yuhe lost his job and took Guiying back to his hometown in the countryside. Although the couple was cautious, they were still picked on by their brother and sister-in-law, so the couple had to return to Peiping with their newborn daughter and live temporarily in their own home. Bai Mu's contempt and disdain are evident in her words, which makes Yu He feel aggrieved and distressed. Forced by her livelihood, Guiying decided to return to the stage. Guiying returns to the world and has to socialize with the male guests who are favoring her. Misunderstandings between the couple are inevitable. Coupled with Bai Mu's constant sarcasm, Yuhe finally ran away from home, leaving Guiying devastated.

This book was written in 1945. It is the first full-length novel that directly describes the famous battle of the Kuomintang on the front battlefield - the Battle of Changde. It is also China's first modern war history novel. The work describes how the 57th Division of the 74th Army, code-named "Hu Ben", was surrounded by more than 60,000 Japanese troops. They shared the same hatred and fought tooth and nail, "one against eight". They fought hard for more than ten days and fought bloody street battles with the Japanese aggressors. They were able to encircle the reinforcements and defend Changde. There were more than 8,000 people in the division, but only 83 survived. The whole story is so evocative and majestic.

"The Great River Goes East" tells the story of the Japanese army's order to attack Nanjing on December 1, 1937. After the Battle of Nanjing began, the soldiers who defended the city fought bloody battles to defend the China Gate, as well as the Japanese army's bloody atrocities of massacre of Nanjing civilians. It was an early literary and artistic work that reflected the atrocities of the Nanjing Massacre. The book is full of passion, sorrow and indignation, restoring this period of national tragedy that can never be forgotten.

"Long Live Tiger Ben" is the first full-length novel to directly describe the famous frontal battlefield battle of the Kuomintang - the Battle of Changde. It is also China's first modern war history novel. The work describes how the 57th Division of the 74th Army, code-named "Hu Ben", was surrounded by more than 60,000 Japanese troops. They shared the same hatred and fought tooth and nail, "one against eight". They fought hard for more than ten days and fought bloody street battles with the Japanese aggressors. They were able to encircle the reinforcements and defend Changde. There were more than 8,000 people in the division, but only 83 survived. The whole story is so evocative and majestic.

The story of "Beauty's Grace" takes place in Beijing in the 1920s. The heroine Chang Xiaonan was born in a poor family at the bottom of the class and made a living by collecting coal cores. Once, he met the unemployed and down-and-out Hong Shiyi. He deeply sympathized with her fate and used his meager income from working as a substitute at a charity to support the Chang family. The two began to fall in love. The beautiful Chang Xiaonan was later spotted by the foreman of the Yangliu Song and Dance Ensemble. From then on, she changed her mind in love. She successively dumped Hong Shiyi and musician Wang Sun, and finally fell into the hands of the playboy Chen Siye, causing the Chang family to be ruined. Zhang Henshui (May 18, 1895 - February 15, 1967), whose original name was Xinyuan, Henshui was his pen name, which was taken from the poem "Meeting Happily" written by Li Yu in the Southern Tang Dynasty, which means "I will grow up in life and hate the water in the east". Zhang Henshui is a famous chapter novelist and a representative writer of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School. He is honored as the first "master of chapter novels" and "master of popular literature" in the history of modern literature. The plot of the work is tortuous and complex, and the structure is rigorous and complete. It integrates traditional Chinese chapter novels with new techniques in Western novels. He is also famous for his prolific output. In his fifty-year writing career, he created more than 100 popular novels, most of which are medium and long chapter novels with a total of 30 million words, which can be regarded as a book in his lifetime.

As a satirical work that exposes reality, "Intoxication" directly criticizes the ugly and despicable world conditions in the Kuomintang-controlled areas on the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. On the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the fate of Wei Duanben, a young civil servant, and his "anti-war wife" Tian Peizhi in Chongqing, the capital of the Anti-Japanese War, are used as clues to describe the twisted human nature and the bleakness of the world lost in the "golden dream" of vanity and corruption. Tian Peizhi, a most beautiful but extremely vain woman, sent her husband to prison and was almost sentenced to death for money and good food and clothing. In order to escape from a life without money, she did not need her husband and disowned her children. She finally hooked up with a rich and prestigious gentleman. The wife who was about to become the center of attention suddenly became the fiancée and mistress of a traitor after the war of resistance against Japan was suddenly won. It reveals the loss and struggle in the face of human nature and money in a special era. Zhang Henshui (May 18, 1895 - February 15, 1967), whose original name was Xinyuan, Henshui was his pen name, which was taken from the poem "Meeting Happily" written by Li Yu in the Southern Tang Dynasty, which means "I will grow up in life and hate the water in the east". Zhang Henshui is a famous chapter novelist and a representative writer of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School. He is honored as the first "master of chapter novels" and "master of popular literature" in the history of modern literature. The plot of the work is tortuous and complex, and the structure is rigorous and complete. It integrates traditional Chinese chapter novels with new techniques in Western novels. He is also famous for his prolific output. In his fifty-year writing career, he created more than 100 popular novels, most of which are medium and long chapter novels with a total of 30 million words, which can be regarded as a book in his lifetime.

As a satirical work that exposes reality, "Intoxication" directly criticizes the ugly and despicable world conditions in the Kuomintang-controlled areas on the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. On the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the fate of Wei Duanben, a young civil servant, and his "anti-war wife" Tian Peizhi in Chongqing, the capital of the Anti-Japanese War, are used as clues to describe the twisted human nature and the bleakness of the world lost in the "golden dream" of vanity and corruption. Tian Peizhi, a most beautiful but extremely vain woman, sent her husband to prison and was almost sentenced to death for money and good food and clothing. In order to escape from a life without money, she did not need her husband and disowned her children. She finally hooked up with a rich and prestigious gentleman. The wife who was about to become the center of attention suddenly became the fiancée and mistress of a traitor after the war of resistance against Japan was suddenly won. It reveals the loss and struggle in the face of human nature and money in a special era. Zhang Henshui (May 18, 1895 - February 15, 1967), whose original name was Xinyuan, Henshui was his pen name, which was taken from the poem "Meeting Happily" written by Li Yu in the Southern Tang Dynasty, which means "I will grow up in life and hate the water in the east". Zhang Henshui is a famous chapter novelist and a representative writer of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School. He is honored as the first "master of chapter novels" and "master of popular literature" in the history of modern literature. The plot of the work is tortuous and complex, and the structure is rigorous and complete. It integrates traditional Chinese chapter novels with new techniques in Western novels. He is also famous for his prolific output. In his fifty-year writing career, he created more than 100 popular novels, most of which are medium and long chapter novels with a total of 30 million words, which can be regarded as a book in his lifetime.

The book describes the story of a female Peking Opera performer. Although she went through all kinds of hardships and wanted to escape her fate... She still found it difficult to escape from the discriminatory entertainment industry. Zhang Henshui wrote: "After it was published, it received quite a lot of criticism from people in the society... I can't say that it will be beneficial for readers to read it, at least it will be harmless for others to read it."

"Flowers in the Mist" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Zhang Henshui. This book contains twenty-three novels, including "The Novel: Journey to the Underworld", "The Unspeakable Hidden" and "Flowers in the Mist", with diverse themes and popular and fluent language. Among them, "Three Era" and "Sympathizer" are the first works released after the founding of New China.

This book describes the ups and downs of young Zhou Jichun's life. When Zhou Jichun was a boy, his family was poor. His mother died young and his father made a living by farming alone, unable to support Ji Chun's studies. Because Ji Chun was smart and hard-working, Principal Liu of the school helped him and persuaded his father to support his studies. His father Zhou Shiliang learned that his son was talented and could achieve great things in life through learning, so he decided to support him with all his strength. When Zhou Jichun went to middle school in the provincial capital, Zhou Shiliang sold his land, opened a tofu shop in the provincial capital, and took care of his son's studies. At this time, he also met Hong and Jufen, and Jufen became the prospective daughter-in-law of the Zhou family. However, with the closure of the middle school, Ji Chun also moved to Beijing to study with the principal Feng Ziyun. However, while studying, without the care of his father, Ji Chun met Kong Lingyi, the daughter of the original tofu shop tenant, and his friend Yuan Peizhu. Later, he met the dancer Lu Qingmei, and gradually abandoned his studies and indulged in fun and vanity. In the end, his father Zhou Shiliang and his intended wife Ju Fen both died because of it.

This book was written in 1945 and is China's first modern war history novel. The book directly describes the famous battle - the Battle of Changde. The 57th Division of the 74th Army, codenamed "Hu Ben", was surrounded by more than 60,000 Japanese troops and fought hard for more than ten days, fighting bloody battles with the Japanese invaders before they defended Changde. There were more than 8,000 people in the army, but only 83 survived in the end. The tone of the book is tragic, generous and majestic.

The story of "Beauty's Grace" takes place in Beijing in the 1920s. The heroine Chang Xiaonan was born in a poor family at the bottom of the class and made a living by collecting coal cores. Once, he met the unemployed and down-and-out Hong Shiyi. He deeply sympathized with her fate and used his meager income from working as a substitute at a charity to support the Chang family. The two began to fall in love. The beautiful Chang Xiaonan was later spotted by the foreman of the Yangliu Song and Dance Ensemble. From then on, she changed her mind in love. She successively dumped Hong Shiyi and musician Wang Sun, and finally fell into the hands of the playboy Chen Siye, causing the Chang family to be ruined. Zhang Henshui (May 18, 1895 - February 15, 1967), whose original name was Xinyuan, Henshui was his pen name, which was taken from the poem "Meeting Happily" written by Li Yu in the Southern Tang Dynasty, which means "I will grow up in life and hate the water in the east". Zhang Henshui is a famous chapter novelist and a representative writer of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School. He is honored as the first "master of chapter novels" and "master of popular literature" in the history of modern literature. The plot of the work is tortuous and complex, and the structure is rigorous and complete. It integrates traditional Chinese chapter novels with new techniques in Western novels. He is also famous for his prolific output. In his fifty-year writing career, he created more than 100 popular novels, most of which are medium and long chapter novels with a total of 30 million words, which can be regarded as a book in his lifetime.

The novel describes the emotional entanglement between the coachman Ding Erhe and the singing queen Yuerong. The plot is twists and turns and exciting. It explores human nature deeply and thoroughly. The psychological portrayal of the hero and heroine is particularly delicate. It should be particularly pointed out that "Deep Night" was originally the title of a piece of "Yu Ji Dance" in the opera "Farewell My Concubine". Zhang Henshui ingeniously integrated this erhu music throughout the novel, becoming a link between the joys and sorrows of the hero and heroine and a clue to the development of the plot. Not only do most of the scenes in the novel take place in the deep night, but the tone of the novel is dark, cold and desolate. The "deep night" symbolizes the tragic fate of Ding Erhe and Wang Yuerong, revealing the cold darkness of society. In terms of the novel's ingenious conception, complete structure and rich characterization, "Deep Night" is superior to "The Cause of Laughter".

This book tells that on December 1, 1937, the Japanese army issued a combat order to attack Nanjing, and the Nanjing Defense War began. Tang Shengzhi was appointed as the commander-in-chief of the Nanjing Garrison. Our city defenders resisted desperately at Guanghua Gate, Yuhuatai, Zhonghua Gate and other places, and the battles were extremely fierce. Because the Kuomintang authorities made major mistakes in the organization and command of the campaign, they did not make thorough arrangements before the war, and they did not draw up a thorough retreat plan when they finally decided to break out. As a result, the defenders suffered heavy losses during the breakout, and the resistance collapsed. On December 13, Nanjing fell, and the Japanese army massacred the city, killing more than 300,000 compatriots. "The Journey to the East" was written in 1939 and is the first novel to describe the Nanjing Massacre. Mr. Zhang Henshui exposed the bloody atrocities of the Japanese army in massacre of soldiers and civilians in Nanjing with his angry writing, which should be cherished by the Chinese people forever. Mr. Zhang Henshui was brave and heroic. After the Nanjing Massacre, he put his strong patriotic enthusiasm and loneliness on paper.

Flowers of Blood was set in Peiping after the "January 28th Incident" in 1932. It pioneered the patriotic spy theme. It describes the story of Tianjin citizens working together to resist the Japanese invaders and defend Tianjin under the leadership of teacher Zhang Jingcun. It more truly reflects the indiscriminate bombing and bloody killings when the Japanese invaders invaded Tianjin.

This book describes a young and promising painter in Yushui Village during the Republic of China, who lived a life devoted to landscapes. By chance, he met the singer Taozhi, and the two fell in love, but later broke up due to misunderstanding. Taozhi angrily agreed to a certain boss's proposal and married him. At their wedding banquet, the boss's wife made a big fuss, but thanks to Mizumura's confession, the situation was resolved. Unable to forget his feelings, Taozhi followed the seriously ill Shuicun to the boat. Just as the ferry caught fire, Taozhi exchanged clothes with Shuicun, causing Shuicun to be taken away by the boat that rescued the women and children, but he was burned to death in the fire. After being rescued, Shuicun was immersed in pain and couldn't extricate himself. I accidentally saw a play called "The River is Red", which told the story of a woman and her lover who cross-dressed to save others. I couldn't help myself, so I watched it night after night, remembering my relationship with Taozhi, and finally died of depression due to excessive pain. It is the original work of "The Family" starring Tong Dawei, Sun Li, Zhou Xianxin, Yang Mi, Pan Hong and others.

This book tells the story of the young girl Li Xiuer. Li Xiuer comes from a poor family, and her father Li Sansheng used to make a living by performing "ghost fighting" on the streets, but unexpectedly fell ill. Introduced by several neighbor girls, Li Xiuer went to an art school to work as a nude female model without telling her father. She also worked as a model in the Art Palace organized by the school teacher, and her life improved. But when Li Sansheng learned about Li Xiuer's work, he was very angry and abandoned his home. He picked up his old business of "ghost fighting", but died of exhaustion on the street. Li Xiuer met Duan Tiande, a student at school. Duan Tiande fell in love with her at first, but was abandoned by him and eventually went crazy.

During the Republic of China, intellectual Cheng Zhiqian and job seekers Li Shilian, Zhang Jiefu and others took a German car to Xi'an and settled in the most luxurious hotel in the city, "Xiao Xitian". In Xiaoxitian, Li Shilian and Zhang Jiefu learned that Cheng Zhiqian had relationships with many senior officials in Shaanxi, so they fawned over Zhiqian and were despised by Zhiqian. Jia Duocai, a banker living in "Xiaoxitian", fell in love with Hu Yueying, a woman who had fled from Gansu, and wanted to buy it. Wang Beihai, a student of Cheng Zhiqian, also fell in love with Hu Yueying, which led to various troubles. Li Shilian, Zhang Jiefu and the down-and-out girl Yang Huanhua all wanted Jia Duocai, so they worked together to accomplish this for Jia Duocai. However, Jia Duocai was not at peace after buying Hu Yueying, and thus got into trouble with the commissioner's wife. At the same time, he asked Wang Beihai for bank business, and finally let Yueying go. Yueying and Beihai finally got married, while Cheng Zhiqian left Xiaoxitian and continued his inspection trip to the northwest. The most exclusive hotel in Xi'an, "Xiao Xitian", is still hosting all kinds of people, and stories of joys and sorrows are happening there.

"Deep Night" is one of Zhang Henshui's classic masterpieces. Fortunately, the orphan Queen Yuerong received help from everyone and became famous. Seeing that all the hardships are over, happiness comes, but because of a little vanity, he mistakenly believes in the sweet words of the dandy, and he is trapped in a pit of fire, unable to escape. The chivalrous men Ding Er and Yue Rong are infatuated, but they are manipulated by the powerful and money. Not only is their dream difficult to realize, but they are also forced to destroy their families. There is nowhere to stay in the vast land. The night is deep, and so is the love... The author uses the title of the song "Deep Night" as the title of the book, and it runs throughout the novel, becoming the link between the joys and sorrows of the hero and heroine and the clue to the development of the plot. Not only do most of the scenes in the novel take place in the deep night, but the tone of the novel is dark, cold and desolate. The "deep night" symbolizes the tragic fate of Ding Erhe and Wang Yuerong, revealing the cold darkness of society at that time.

"Deep Night" is one of Zhang Henshui's best novels. It was Zhang Henshui's work at the peak of his creative period. By describing the emotional entanglement between the coachman Dingjihe and the singing queen Yuerong, the plot is twists and turns and exciting; it explores human nature deeply and thoroughly; and the psychological portrayal of the hero and heroine is particularly delicate. "Deep Night" was originally the title of a piece of "Yu Ji Dances with the Sword" in the opera "Farewell My Concubine". Zhang Henshui ingeniously integrated this erhu music throughout the novel, becoming a link between the joys and sorrows of the male and female protagonists and a clue to the development of the plot. Not only do most of the scenes in the novel take place in the deep night, but the tone of the novel is dark, cold and desolate. "Dark Night" symbolizes the tragic fate of Ding Erhe and Wang Yuerong, reveals the cold darkness of society, and tries its best to expose the evils of prostitution, gambling, eating, drinking and entertainment at all levels of society. The erotic stories about love, anger, greed, and pleasure between men and women are particularly delicate in their writing. The writing and emotion complement each other, the plot is extremely intense and lively, and the characters are all colorful. Zhang Henshui (May 18, 1895 - February 15, 1967), whose original name was Xinyuan, Henshui was his pen name, which was taken from the poem "Meeting Happily" written by Li Yu in the Southern Tang Dynasty, which means "I will grow up in life and hate the water in the east". Zhang Henshui is a famous chapter novelist and a representative writer of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School. He is honored as the first "master of chapter novels" and "master of popular literature" in the history of modern literature. The plot of the work is tortuous and complex, and the structure is rigorous and complete. It integrates traditional Chinese chapter novels with new techniques in Western novels. He is also famous for his prolific output. In his fifty-year writing career, he created more than 100 popular novels, most of which are medium and long chapter novels with a total of 30 million words, which can be regarded as a book in his lifetime.

"The Cause of Laughter" is one of Zhang Henshui's most influential masterpieces. "The Cause of Laughter" tells the story of Fan Jiashu, a young man from a wealthy family in the south of the Yangtze River, who came to Beijing in Beijing during the reign of the Beiyang Warlords, and fell in love with Shen Fengxi, a Tianqiao drum calligraphy artist, at first sight, and they fell in love with each other. Warlord General Liu took a fancy to Shen Fengxi and forced her to become his concubine. Shen Fengxi succumbed to his coercion and inducement. The book is interspersed with the emotional entanglements between Fan Jiashu and the civilian chivalrous lady Guan Xiugu, and the daughter of the Beiyang government's chief financial officer, He Lina.

This book is a collection of Zhang Henshui's works. This book is one of Mr. Zhang Henshui's masterpieces. The whole story takes love as the main line, and also extensively describes the life dynamics of all walks of life at that time. The plot is vivid, vivid and fascinating. The male protagonist Yang Xingyuan lives in Peiping and makes a living by selling articles and editing newspapers. He got acquainted with Liyun, a young prostitute in a brothel, and the two fell in love with each other and they were unforgettable. Unfortunately Liyun died of illness. The talented girl Li Dongqing also had a deep relationship with Yang Xingyuan. After a complicated emotional entanglement, Li Dongqing finally had a hidden illness and her marriage was difficult to come by, so she sadly went south to serve her mother. Yang Xingyuan, on the other hand, suffered from "literary disease" and died of vomiting blood.

"The Golden Fen Family" is a novel written by the modern novelist Zhang Henshui. The novel is based on the feudal family of Beiyang warlord Jin Quan, Prime Minister, and takes the marriage between Jin Quan's son Jin Yanxi and the commoner woman Leng Qingqiu from love, marriage to estrangement and divorce as the main line. It reveals the empty, degenerate spiritual world and declining and decadent life of the feudal bureaucrats and their wives and children, and describes a living history of the rise and fall of the wealthy aristocrats. The novel has 112 chapters. This book is the middle volume, with 39 chapters in total.

I am Fan Jiashu, and I live in Hangzhou. When I was studying in Beijing, I met the girl Shen Fengxi by chance. I liked her. She came from a poor family but was pure and intelligent. Soon, I met Guan Xiugu again. She liked me but never said it clearly. But then, He Lina appeared, and her father was a millionaire...

The sequel to Jin Shengtan's cut-down version of "Water Margin" (seventy chapters). It tells the story of the Liangshan heroes who gathered together to help the imperial court fight against the Jin Kingdom.

The novel was written by Mr. Zhang Henshui, a representative writer of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School, a literary master of the Republic of China. It was published in Shanghai "News" in 1948.

"Si Ren Ji" tells the story of Liang Hanshan, a scholar, and Zhang Meixian, a female poet, who exchanged poems and got to know each other through poems. According to the meaning of "the capital is full of crowns, but the lady is only haggard", it describes the decadent life of the "shi" class in Beijing, the so-called best district during the Beiyang government period, "holding actors, visiting brothels, expelling them with wine and meat", and "playing with romantic literature and art".

The book uses the love model of one man and three women as the core structure of the story. Through the love tragedy of Fan Jiashu, a young man from Hangzhou living in Beijing, and Shen Fengxi, a Tianqiao singing girl, it reflects a dark and turbulent social aspect during the reign of the Beiyang warlords. "The Cause of Laughter" was originally based on real events in life. Zhang Henshui turned iron into gold through ingenious conception and wrote it into an ups and downs and exciting work that integrates romance, martial arts and society.

"The Legend of White Snake" describes the tortuous love story between a snake spirit who cultivated into human form and a human being. The story includes plots such as borrowing an umbrella from a tented boat, the white lady stealing Ganoderma lucidum, flooding the Jinshan Mountain, broken bridges, Leifeng Pagoda, Xu Xian's son Shilin worshiping the Pagoda, etc. It expresses the people's praise and yearning for the free love between men and women and their hatred for the unreasonable restraint of feudal forces. "Meng Jiangnu" is a character in the Chinese folk tale "Meng Jiangnu Cries the Great Wall". Her story is one of the four major Chinese folk love stories. It has been widely circulated among the people through oral inheritance for thousands of years. The earliest legend can be traced back to "Zuo Zhuan".

The story of "Tianming Village" takes place in the winter of the second year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty. The Taiping Rebellion invaded a village in Qianshan County, Anhui Province without any obstruction along the way. The local officials were busy collecting money, running away, and smoking cigarettes. However, the squire headed by Li Fengchi stood up to defend his hometown and moved all the old and young women into Tianming Village. The men guarded the dangerous place, and were eventually forced to surrender under the siege of the "Long-haired Army". The article reveals the reality that the Tianping Heavenly Kingdom's army is hierarchical and murderous. It also reflects the corrupt and mediocre officialdom of the Qing Dynasty. Caught between the government and the war, civilians can only take up arms to defend their own interests.

This book describes the story of the singing girl Tang Dasao who had two daughters by the Qinhuai River in Nanjing, one was Erchun and the other was Xiaochun, both of whom were beautiful and lovely. Xiaochun has an outstanding singing voice and becomes a singer. She is very popular. Yang Yuquan, a Shanghai money merchant, took a liking to Xiaochun and molested her many times. After being rejected, he harbored a grudge. He kidnapped and raped Erchun in a poisonous plan, and then gave Erchun to his bodyguard Wei Laoba. Erchun waited for an opportunity to take revenge and finally killed Wei Laoba and injured Yang Yuquan. Unfortunately, he was also shot to death. Yang Yuquan intensified his efforts and exerted all his lustful force on Mrs. Tang and Xiaochun, forcing the mother and daughter to suffer unspeakably.

This book describes Huang Xishi, a young student from Anhui Province who went to Peking to attend university. He met Bai Xingsu, a young woman, on the train and fell in love at first sight. After arriving in Peiping, Huang met socialite Mi Jinhua. Huang actually abandoned his girlfriend and lived with Mi, squandering half of his father's life savings... Huang's father went to Peking to demand money, but Huang did not recognize his father in front of Mi. Later, Mi found out and left Huang. Huang lived on the streets, suffered from poverty and illness, and felt ashamed and resentful, so he decided to become a hiker.

This book depicts a tragedy and comedy based on the love entanglement between Yang Guizhi, a girl from Haidian in Beijing during the Republic of China, Zhao Ziqiang, a young officer, and Gan Jizhi, a son of an official. It praised the loyalty and patriotism of lower-level officers and ordinary people, and criticized the selfishness and hypocrisy of some middle- and upper-level officers and scholar-bureaucrats.

During the Anti-Japanese War. Accompany the capital Chongqing. Dark and chaotic, ghosts are rampant. Mr. Ou has been studying all his life and has taught his four children to study hard and make a living using the knowledge they have learned. However, prices in Chongqing have skyrocketed, supplies are in short supply, and people are in dire straits, making it difficult to live on wages. As a result, Mr. Ou's third son abandoned Wen and drove a truck and made a fortune; his second son abandoned medicine and went into business and lived a well-off life; and his eldest son was still a civil servant and was in poverty. The friends, colleagues, neighbors, and relatives around him are all speculative and profit-seeking, working hard day and night to make money. It is truly "tight ahead, tight behind"!

Zhang Henshui's collection of essays is divided into sixty-two chapters, written in classical Chinese. It was written during the period when he was living in the countryside of Chongqing. What he describes are the ordinary scenery and people in the countryside.

"Reporter's Biography" was originally published in the supplement "People's Square" of Shanghai's "News Daily", with a total of thirty chapters. The whole book looks at society from the perspective of a newspaper reporter, from the big current situation to the small social phenomena and characters. It describes the situation in detail and criticizes the current ills. It is a novel that combines literature and readability.