Vampire

About the author Guo Haozhang was born into a poor peasant family in Yandian Village, Yaodian Township, Dengzhou City, Henan Province on December 12, 1958. He graduated from the Chinese Department of Henan University in 1983. He is currently a member of the Henan Fan Zhongyan Academic Research Association, a member of the Nanyang Writers Association, and a senior lecturer of Nanyang Preschool Teachers. He has been fond of literature since he was a child and has been writing non-stop. He has published more than 100 essays, novels, and papers. Works such as the collection of essays "Bamboo Training" and the novel "Fan Gong's Worry and Joy in Dengzhou" have been published. Executive summary Since the Zhou Dynasty invented the patriarchal system, and after thousands of years of historical precipitation, the popular term for patriarchal clan - family, has formed concepts, thoughts, and culture, and is firmly rooted in the human brain. This culture is closed, selfish, and exclusive. Under the influence of this culture, tragedies are often staged between families, between "indigenous" households and outside households, and between large households and small households. This novel is set against the background of the Cultural Revolution of the last century. Through the grudges, struggles, ups and downs of the three families of Qian, Tou and Ding, the tragedy is vividly presented to readers. Inscription In a civilized society, the greater the dominance of blood ties over society, the more stagnant social productivity will be, and the lower the growth of social wealth will be. Blood ties have become a huge resistance to social progress.