Stories from Luoyang · China

Wang Han explained to his interrogators that he was invited to a dinner at Lai Junchen's home but was attacked by pursuers. The narrative describes the heroic spirit and courage of farmers facing turbulent times, with a red flag held high.

Wang Han realized that Wei Yuejiang might be the prime suspect in the massacre at Yi Hong Yuan, as only he would know the details and suspect Ajin of eavesdropping. Wang Han suggests exploiting Wei Yuejiang's numerous enemies to bring him to justice. Wei Yuejiang is the primary suspect in a massacre at the Yihongyuan establishment, as he was the only one aware of the details and could have inferred that Ajin overheard his conversation with Su Zhen. The incident involved a group of attackers targeting Wang Han, who reportedly escaped the encounter. The source noted that Wang Han had been taken away by the Luoyang magistrate's vehicle after visiting the home of official Sun. The incident occurred in Luoyang, following a period where Wang Han was seen acting suspiciously outside a residence. The source noted the practical, down-to-earth, and diligent nature of Chinese people.

A person named Wang Han was found with scissors deeply embedded in their chest. Yunhua's elder brother requested his return to the palace for rescue. Wang Han questioned how he ended up being pursued by a large group of pursuers.

A murder occurred on Fangqu Street in the district, near the prefectural office. Luoyang Governor's Aide Jin Hui detained Wang Han at the governor's office, reporting a murder case near Fangqu Street. Yunhua's elder brother requested his return to the palace for rescue.

Wang Han was detained and brought to Luoyang, initially not expecting to be held there. He alleged that his captors intended to use him to prevent further investigations into Xin Jian. The speaker heard this information from Song Yu Shi, indicating Li Nongyu is far away and his location is documented in dispatches sent to the court by General Li Zhan. He described being detained and facing various encounters during his time there. He mentioned that his detention was linked to the matter of the 'Xinjian'. Liu had died and that his captor was not Li Nongyu, who was still in Taiyuan. The captor revealed they knew Wang Han was from the Jin Yang royal family and was concerned about the consequences of his actions. Wang Han proposed meeting Si Niang to secure his release, but was told the captor was not in Luoyang.

Che San, a left-handed individual, could not have written two of the letters that were used as key evidence against him. The investigation revealed that the handwriting on the letters indicated a right-handed writer. An unknown individual is suspected to be behind the case.

Authorities are investigating five letters that have been proven to be forgeries. Xinjian stated that 'Siniang' sent people to capture him and that he could understand this, but questioned why they would help Wang Han.

A man identified as Wang Han was interrogated and threatened with having a leg cut off. The interrogator threatened to cut off one of the captive's legs if he did not speak. Wang Han agreed to speak truthfully to prevent further torture of someone referred to as 'Xinjian'.

Five letters were proven to be forgeries, all written by Huang Zhang. Wang Han questioned Xing Jian about why he was being helped and why he was at the Lai Jun government office.

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