Tell Route 8 to get down the hill. Catch fish and shrimp when the enemy leaves, and send them up the mountain by boat. Wang Ersao is the heroine of life and death in Ba Jin's collection of short stories "Little People and Little Things" and the proprietress of a small cigarette shop. I met her once because I went to a cigarette and paper shop to change money. This is a woman in her twenties, with a wide face and fine eyebrows, fair skin, kindness and meekness. She cooks tea, cooks, waits on her husband and suffers, but never complains to others. When I first met her, she was talking to the middle-aged men and women upstairs with a gentle smile. However, a few days later, when "I" passed in front of the cigarette paper shop again, I saw a coffin parked in front of the shop, and the words "I was admitted" were written on the memorial tablet. I saw a middle-aged man's eyes were red with tears. He was telling his relatives and friends who had come to mourn and the onlookers the news of his wife's death repeatedly: "She has irregular menstruation", her illness "delayed me" and "I am sorry for her". He also said, "I have one more thing to report, that is, my woman said that she died and asked me to get married in a year, and I will definitely listen to her." This man is the one I saw talking to a woman (Fu Ying) upstairs last time. After Boss Wang finished, a person who knew all the details and inside information talked about Boss Wang buying a coffin. He visited several coffin shops and bought this cheap coffin, which cost only 8 thousand yuan. He added, "Such a woman is rare. Whether you hit her or scold her, she still makes tea for you in a friendly way. Even if she is crying and her friends come, she will immediately dry her tears and talk and laugh. Which one will not tell her well ... "Obviously, Wang Ersao was abused to death by her husband. Life and Death is an intriguing short story. Wang Ersao's virtue and ability are in sharp contrast with her husband's hypocrisy and viciousness. The work ends at night with "two small glass windows with red curtains reflecting the lights in the room", which implicitly and sharply raises the issue of "extramarital love" or "a third party" interfering in family life.