Guhua Nian

He flipped votes and saved lives. He made countless families go bankrupt for a ticket. Later, he turned his building into a free accommodation, and the fire on the stove never stopped. After his death, someone poured swill on his grave. A brother who had been with him for half his life stood in front of the tombstone and said to those people: "Which of you has never been desperate?" This is the story of a northern farmer, a ticket seller and a group of desperate people. The fire on the stove burned for a whole year without stopping for a day. Visitors can just bring their own bowls, there is no charge. Later, every year during the first snowfall in winter, there would be an extra bowl of dumplings in the Tongzilou. A bowl of pork and cabbage dumplings was placed on the mat next to the stove. Next to Maza lay a gray woolen hat with a faded star on the brim. The heat rose up and melted the falling snowflakes.