Guanzhong Bandit Affairs

Author: He Xulin
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This is a Chinese version of "Gone with the Wind," or to say, a story of a woman and four men. In the eighteenth year of the Republic of China, the prosperous Sучан region of eight hundred miles faced an unprecedented drought, leaving the land barren. It was known as the "Eighteen-Year Famine." Banditry was rampant, the government was corrupt, and the people lived in hardship. A clever and kind-hearted young woman, unable to endure humiliation, showed great integrity and devoted herself to the bandits, ultimately avenging her grievances. As the saying goes: "National affairs, civilian matters, bandit affairs—bloody and fierce; since ancient times, the people of Qin have been brave." "National, family, and emotional grievances—a virtuous woman, who devoted herself to the bandits to avenge her cause." The novel is full of twists and turns, unique and engaging.