Bone Well Bronze Lock

In the twelfth lunar month of the 36th year of the Republic of China, Shen Tang, the good-for-nothing young master of the Shen family, was thrown a gold-lacquered pig's head by his grandfather in front of everyone, and was ordered to be buried behind the third monument in his ancestral grave before midnight. The copper coin in the pig's mouth pried open a secret that spanned thirty years - four wells, four underground rivers, and one hundred and thirty-seven bones. Copper mines eat people, and so does water. Shen Wanshan has locked up the mine for thirty years. What he locked up was not copper, but water. Shen Tang had to pull out four copper coins in eight days, one from the bone well, two from the left and right wells, and the last one stuck in the water valve at the bottom of the green lake. Return the water to Kunming and the bones to the pine forest. The pig's tail is short and the tiger's claws are long. This is a story about "putting something back where it belongs".