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This book conducts a typological analysis of the pottery unearthed from the Western Zhou tombs in Fenghao area, divides the Western Zhou tombs in Fenghao area into six periods, and summarizes the main characteristics of each period of pottery. It also analyzes the cultural factors of the pottery unearthed from the Western Zhou tombs in the area, and examines the shape and structure of the tombs, burial styles, various funerary objects, sacrificial remains, etc. Based on the diachronic changes in characteristics, it was concluded that there were two periods of change in the main characteristics of the Western Zhou tombs in Fenghao area; the tombs were classified into hierarchies, and the differences in social status between the Zhou people and the Yin survivors were examined from a hierarchical perspective, and it was pointed out that the Zhou people and the Yin survivors each used their own ways to demonstrate their status in burial customs.

Gu Min saw Qixi again three years later when she was dining with a man in a Western restaurant. At this time, she had just returned from the United States, and a familiar figure caught her eye. Although the figure was wearing simple work clothes and was immersed in cleaning. However, Gu Min still recognized her at a glance. Gu Min felt as if she was in another world. Three years ago, the two of them had a fierce disagreement over the fate of their unborn child. Qixi has not been heard from since. But God allowed her to meet Qixi again three years later, and the Qixi she met was no longer the Qixi she remembered. Gu Min tried hard to find the Qixi of the girl in her mind, the Qixi who was as pure as water, the Qixi who regarded love as a meal, the Qixi who loved fantasy and romance.