Plum Blossoms by the Well

He came down from Wudang Mountain. Married a girl who couldn't embroider, and she died in a well. He went to Shanghai with a hatchet and squatted on the roof for four years, killing Japanese and traitors. On the day of victory, he returned to his hometown to farm, but was reported to have been an intelligence agent. His brother let him escape in the middle of the night, and he gave his only ticket to a young man with a broken umbrella at the pier. "You leave, I won't leave." Forty years later, someone whispered under the toilet partition in Taipei: "Xiao Cui, the driver of Chen Cheng's family, is that you, right?" He didn't answer. The hatchet under the pillow is still there, and the plum blossoms in the well are still there. Some names will never be engraved on the monument.