About Zhang Tianran s deeds only after reading note: after reading, not about introducing deeds .

In the late 20s, Lin Yingzi, a six-year-old girl, lived in a small alley in the south of Beijing. Xiuzhen, a "crazy" woman who often stands at the mouth of the alley looking for her daughter, is the first friend Yingzi made. Xiuzhen once secretly fell in love with a college student, and then the college student was arrested by the police, and the child Xiaoguizi born to Xiuzhen was thrown by his family under the city root, and his life and death are unknown.

Yingzi is very sympathetic to her. Yingzi learned that her little friend Niu'er's life experience was very similar to Xiao Guizi, and found Qingji on the back of her neck, and hurriedly took her to find Xiuzhen. After Xiuzhen and her daughter who had been separated for six years recognized, she immediately took Niu'er to find her father.

As a result, the mother and daughter died tragically under the wheels of the train. Later, Yingzi's family moved to Xinlianzi Hutong. Yingzi met a young man with thick lips in a nearby deserted garden.

He had to steal in order to provide for his brother's education. Yingzi thinks he is very kind. But I can't tell whether he's a good guy or a bad guy.

Soon, Yingzi picked up a small bronze Buddha on the barren grassland, and was discovered by the police station secret agent, who brought the patrol police to arrest the young man. This incident made Eiko very sad. When Yingzi was nine years old, her wet nurse Song's husband, Feng Daming, came to Lin's house.

Yingzi was very sad to learn that Song's mother's son had fallen into the river and drowned two years ago, and that her daughter had been sold to others by her husband. I don't understand why Mother Song left her children alone to serve others. Later, Eiko's father died of lung disease.

Song's mother was also picked up by her husband on a donkey. Yingzi rode a carriage with her family and said goodbye to her childhood with all kinds of doubts. 

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In the sixteenth round, Lu Feng shot the halberd first, and Cao Mengde was defeated in the water.

It mainly tells two stories, one is the contradiction between Lu Bu and Liu Bei, and the other is the contradiction between Cao Cao and Zhang Xiu 1, Lu Feng shoots the halberd first.

Lü Bu resolved the crisis between Liu Bei and Yuan Shu through the strategy of shooting halberds at Yuanmen, and eased the relationship between Lü and Liu, but Zhang Fei privately robbed the horses bought by Lü Bu, which intensified the contradiction between Lü Bu and Liu Bei, so Lü Bu attacked Liu Bei, and Liu Bei had no choice but to defect to Cao Cao.

2, Cao Mengde was defeated.

Zhang Xiu and Cao Cao fought in Shuishui, Zhang Xiu obeyed Jia Xu's words and surrendered to Cao Cao, and because Cao Cao occupied Zhang Xiu's uncle Zhang Ji's wife Zou and turned against him, Zhang Xiu attacked Cao Cao's camp at night, Dian Wei died in battle to protect Cao Cao's retreat, and then led the army to repel Zhang Xiu.

Both of these stories tell the story of a trivial incident (Zhang Fei snatching a horse, Cao Cao "taking prostitutes"), which led to the intensification of the contradictions between the two sides of the conflict, which caused serious consequences. It is in response to what Liu Bei later said, "Don't take evil as a small thing".