Here I will introduce the family background of the protagonist Zhou Zhe. Zhou Zhe's ancestors are not simple. Zhou Zhe's great-grandfather (grandfather's grandfather) is a local landlord. At least 90% of the land in the entire village belongs to Zhou Zhe's great-grandfather. Unfortunately, Zhou Zhe's great-grandfather got involved in gambling and opium, and since then he embarked on the road of prodigal sons. Zhou Zhe's great-grandfather accidentally encountered land reform. The Communist Party entered the village to fight landlords and divide the land. At that time, as long as he was a landlord, there were basically few good consequences, but Zhou Zhe's great-grandfatherHe was also smart. He took the initiative to donate all the land before the Communist Party came. In addition, his ancestors took care of the surrounding farmers and exploited them not so much, so he ended up being alone. Even the Cultural Revolution did not affect Zhou Zhe's great-grandfather's family. However, losing land would mean losing income. In addition, the bad habit of great-grandfather's gambling was passed on to Zhou Zhe's great-grandfather and grandfather. These three generations finally spent a hundred years to lose their family's wealth. In addition to a few ancestral homes, it can be said that they were poor and useless.