During the Spring and Autumn Period, Wei Wuzi of the State of Jin told his son Wei Ke that he would marry this concubine who had never given birth to a child to someone else after his death. Later, Wei Wuzi was seriously ill. He changed his mind and ordered Wei Ke to be buried with his concubine.

Soon after, Wei Wuzi died, and Wei Ke thought that his father's dying orders were chaotic and unreliable. He married the fifth son's concubine as he said before he got sick.

One day, Wei Ke was ordered to lead troops to fight against the State of Qin. Seeing that he was about to be defeated, he was ready to ride away. Suddenly he saw an old man on the battlefield, knotting grass quickly on the ground and everywhere. Qin Jun's soldiers were all caught in bags and rolled off their horses. Wei Ke turned defeat into victory and made great contributions. That night, Wei Ke dreamed of knotted grass.

When Bao Yang was nine years old, on Huayin Mountain Road, he saw an injured oriole being chased by an owl and falling from the sky. Then countless ants climbed onto the yellowbird and sucked its blood. When Bao Yang saw this scene, he took the injured yellow bird back to feed it. When it recovered, he released it.

One night, Bao Yang dreamed that the oriole came back to repay the kindness, claiming to be the messenger of the Queen Mother of the West, and at the same time holding four white rings in his mouth to give to Bao Yang, saying that the children in Bao Yang would be as crystal clear as white rings in the future. Sure enough, our son Yang Zhen, grandson, great-grandson Yang and great-grandson have made great achievements.