Lamps That Don't Light Up

This story is a true story, so it is not complete or closed-loop. It only shows what I heard. The founder of the Hong family fled famine to Hanjiaying. From renting to buying land, the three generations saved more than 20 acres. It was passed to the hands of the four brothers of the "Cheng" generation, and life became more solid. The second child, Hong Chengwu, died under a big willow tree. He chased the lake bandit there, but lost his temper mid-cursing, and was stabbed through the back in the grass. A scar was left on the tree trunk. Three years later, the third child found out that it was his fourth brother, Hong Chengfu, who was the security captain and paid thieves to kill Wang Changan. The thieves set out to target the Hong family's property, so they came to the Han family camp. Hong Chengfu took possession of the second property and drove his widow Liu Guiying and two young sons out of Hanjiaying. Liu Guiying put a lamp on the windowsill when she left. Lao San hired a gunman to take revenge, but a brick hit the gun. He sent his two-year-old son away, changed his name and raised him in a winery in Jin'an Town. Maozhuang. Seven Japanese soldiers led the puppet troops in a sweep, killing six and one in the village. The one who escaped led his troops to burn the village, and Maozhuang became a hillock. Translator Wu Shaoxian picked up a woman who was "rewarded" by the Japanese army. The child was born with high eyebrows and deep eye sockets. Wu Shaoxian said, "My eyebrows are like mine." In 1949, the world changed. Liu Guiying settled in Shandong and never came back. Tian Baoqing grew up in Jin'an Town and did not know that his surname was Hong. Hong Chengfu changed his uniform. Wang Shun is still in Hanjiaying. Later - Wang Shun became the captain, the fourth son's son became the branch secretary, Tian Baoqing went to North Korea, and Wu Nian'an grew up in Xuzhou. Everyone went in their own direction. The lamp was still on the windowsill. No one has moved.