Encountered late at night

Author: Guizi
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Publication Date: 2001-05-01
Features: "The Bull" is a symbol of creativity, a symbol of male resilience, a symbol of bravery and combat prowess, and more importantly, a symbol of our fathers. Facing the so-called "rise of women and decline of men" in the literary world, "The Bull Series" introduces the works of powerhouse male writers who have repeatedly stirred waves, creating a stark contrast with "beautiful women writers." This is an absolutely unique scene, an absolutely heart-stirring perspective. His wife had only tears but no sobbing, her face twisted in misery as she stood up, her messy hair like a patch of late autumn ragweed. Her swollen, dull eyes stared blankly at the cruel-looking handcuffs on his hand. Finally, she said something that everyone understood. She said, "These children, what am I going to do?" He lowered the handcuffs from his head, his gaze settling on his wife's face, then quickly swept over the girls kneeling on the ground. Suddenly, he roared, "Change! Change their surnames all at once!" This time, it was his wife who froze. She didn't understand what her husband meant. She stared blankly at him, unsure what to say. But he didn't explain further, turning away suddenly. Before the police even prompted him, he lifted his feet high and crossed over his wife's shoulder, walking straight ahead. That was the morning after he killed my father, and at that time, the sun was definitely not yet visible, the entire mountain valley still shrouded in the heavy shadows of night.