Yu Family Past Events

Introduction to the work "The Past of the Yu Family·Zhishan Tomb Series" "Yu Family Past Stories·Zhishan Tomb Series" is a narrative work about exploring ancient tombs in the Republic of China based on family past events, created by Zhang Qihan (formerly known as Yu Yang). The story revolves around the protagonist Yu Haiwen. In 1946, during the chaos of the Republic of China, Yu Haiwen invited Taoist Feng Shui master Lao Zhaotou and three waiters Chang Xiaoer, Gui Kongshu (later renamed Wu Guixie), and Jia Fugui (later renamed Yu Guifu) to explore the thrilling journey of "Zhishan Tomb". After the group stepped into the tomb door, they encountered an inverted triangular tomb passage, a long bridge densely packed with mechanisms, a stone door that required poetry to unlock, a Bagua array that can control people's minds, and faced crises such as poisonous insect attacks and assassinations by mysterious men. On the way, Chang Xiaoer was possessed by a ghost and was eventually killed. Guikongshu was injured due to an adventure in an ancient tomb, and later changed his surname to his mother Wu Guifu. Jiafugui gradually became an important support for the team due to his calm and pragmatic performance, and also changed his name to start a new identity. The story not only depicts the strange and dangerous adventure of ancient tomb exploration, but also intersperses family changes and the fate of characters. Through the tacit cooperation between Yu Haiwen and Lao Zhaotou, and the personality collision of all the waiters, it shows the survival choices and emotional bonds of ordinary people in troubled times in unknown and dangerous situations. The lines are full of suspense and humanistic warmth. The work uses delicate scene descriptions and compact plot advancement to present readers with a unique narrative that combines the background of the Republic of China, ancient tomb culture, and family memories.