Huazhou people Yazi handed the four children over to Liang and He She, transporting them to Luoyang. The commission was made by selling to wealthy families on the grounds that they could eat their fill, but the actual buyers and delivery intentions gradually became apparent along the way.
Starving corpse: an identity during the late Ming dynasty's thousand-mile journey
Huazhou people Yazi handed the four children over to Liang and He She, transporting them to Luoyang. The commission was made by selling to wealthy families on the grounds that they could eat their fill, but the actual buyers and delivery intentions gradually became apparent along the way.
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