The 141St Volume of Xintianji with Huge Jade Treasures

"A Huge Jade Treasure" • The 141st volume of the mythological masterpiece "Xintian Ji" (a series of 167 novels), written by the outstanding contemporary Chinese novelist Zhou Jingfeng. In the thirty-fifth year of Qianlong's reign, Cao Xueqin lived in seclusion in Xishan and wrote books behind closed doors for three years. The desk is full of manuscripts of "Four Days", each word is blood-coagulated, but there is no money to publish it. He wrote about the good and evil in the underworld, the true meaning of Taoism and Buddhism, and the true feelings of the world, but he was rejected by bookshops: "This book has no romance, and it is difficult to sell it for money." His wife persuaded him to mortgage the hut, but he couldn't bear to have no shelter in the cold winter. When he saw that the sequel was vulgar, he angrily said: "It is better to burn the book than to stain the pen and ink!" On New Year's Eve, snow fell on the manuscript, and the words seemed like tears. He murmured: "Will these words never see the light of day?" In his dream, Nuwa gave him jade. When he woke up, there were two pieces of jade on his desk, which could be exchanged for a thousand pieces of gold. He hesitated: accepting it was afraid of violating his original intention, and rejecting it was afraid of cutting off the cultural context. Every stroke is painstaking, every word is for the common people. Can this book be published?