I clicked on the post, and the article appeared.
The article said that in the Eastern Mountain Area of Bai Town, Wencheng City, there was a remote, ancient village called Zhao Village. Most of the villagers shared the surname Zhao. Years ago, they might have all been relatives, but the family had grown so large that, after four generations, its branches had become strangers to one another.
Elder Zhao, who was in charge of the family genealogy, was the village chief. He was a man of great prestige and was deeply loved by the villagers.
His family was also thriving, with many descendants. He had four sons, one daughter, and seven or eight grandchildren. The whole family lived in harmony, enjoying their blissful life together.
However, tragedy can strike when least expected. The so-called "House Snake murder incident" took place right in Elder Zhao's home.
