Yellow River Ferryman

The ferryman at Hukou of the Yellow River spent half his life observing the three precepts: Ships are not closed during Haishi Crossing over ghosts but not people The blue shirt is not close to the body Grandpa's dying warning still rings in my ears, and the female ghost in blue shirt has come riding the waves. The old pocket watch stopped at three o'clock in the morning, the river god's curse on the date wood oar turned red, twenty years of grudges came to the surface, and it was my turn to repay the curse that the Li family had carried for generations. Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works!