Who has the original copy of Lao She's 'Stories I Heard?'
The original text of Lao She's "The Story I Heard" was as follows: Lao She's "The Story I Heard" is as follows: The story began like this: Once upon a time, there was a man named Zhang Mazi who lived on an island called Beidai River. Zhang Mazi was a kind person. He liked to help others and often went to the seaside to pick up seashells. One day, Zhang Mazi met a woman called Widow Li while he was picking shells. Widow Li was a fierce woman who often bullied her husband and children. Zhang Mazi decided to help Widow Li and her children. He gave them some shells and told them that they were the best on the island. Widow Li was extremely grateful. She apologized to Zhang Mazi and said that she would treat them better in the future. The climax of the story was like this: Not long after, Zhang Mazi discovered a pirate ship. There were many pirates on the pirate ship who wanted to rob the merchants in Beidai River. Zhang Mazi decided to help the merchant. He led his students to the pirate ship to save people. On the pirate ship, Zhang Mazi and his students had a fierce battle with the pirates. They successfully defeated the pirate ship and saved all the pirates.
