On this day, 80 years ago, on October 28, 1945 (September 23, 1945, the lunar calendar), Zhao Shuli published "Xiao Erhei's Marriage". Zhao Shuli (right) is with Chen Huangmei, Director of the Department of Literature at Lu Xun Art College. On October 28, 1945, the inaugural issue of "New Culture" published Zhao Shuli's novel "Xiao Erhei's Marriage". The novel describes a young farmer, Erhei, and a young girl from the same village, Xiaoqin, who is in a free relationship, but is opposed by parents of both parties. The two black fathers and Zhuge Xin were superstitious, saying that they were "fire conquering gold" and that their fate was wrong and that they could not get married. They also accepted a seven-eight-year-old fleeing girl as a child bride for their son. Xiao Qin's mother, Third Fairy, was greedy for money and wanted to marry her daughter to a reactionary retired officer whose wife had died. One night, Xiao Qin and Er Hei were discussing in a cave to register in the district the next day. The Jin Wang brothers, the bully who had infiltrated the political power, suddenly rushed in to "catch the traitor." After they tied up Xiao Qin and Er Hei, they took them to the district office. The district mayor, who had a long understanding of the matter, arrested the Jin Wang brothers and went through the marriage formalities for Xiao Qin and Er Hei. At the same time, they also criticized and educated their parents. The language of the novel is simple and easy, the characters are lifelike and vivid, and it is full of strong local flavor.