A Brief Introduction to "A Journey to the South"

Before liberation, the drifters who left their homes to escape their marriage met five people, including a big man and a young man carrying a sliding pole, a smoking Dazu woman and her daughter, an ancient painting girl, and an old fortune teller. But then a group of soldiers dressed in gray surrounded six people and took Dazu women and ancient painting women away. Drifters, big men and young men continue to trudge forward to Kachin Mountain on the border between China and Myanmar. Dahan and the young man filled the sliding pole with opium, trying to smuggle it overnight, but they were caught by the "Bianda" in Myanmar. The drifter spent all his money and was forced to be a waiter who only ate without pay. He met Dazu women and ancient painting women who fled the army and the Han Dynasty, and had a hazy love affair with them. However, after the weather improved, Dazu women and ancient painting women continued to look for their lost relatives. In the evening, an Englishman who went to the border to check the road went to the inn to stay, put forward an unreasonable request for a woman to accompany him, and got into a fight with the drifter and the boss. In the struggle, the inn was destroyed by fire, and the wanderer began to wander aimlessly again. In the blind man's inn, he met a married girl and a big man, a wanderer and a young man on their way home.