A 200-word folk story

Once upon a time, there was a young man named Yellow River, who was very handsome. He rode a fierce horse and pulled a hard bow, pointing and shooting within a hundred paces. Every morning when the sun rises, the Yellow River rides out to hunt. Every time he passes the garden outside. When he came back from hunting that day, he passed the garden again and saw an 18-year-old girl on the wall looking at him with a smile. The girl hid behind the wall as soon as she dropped her bracelet.

The Yellow River jumped off the horse, picked up the bracelet and thought it was a fairy just now. From then on, whenever he passed the garden, he always looked up. However, the girl was never seen on the wall except the swaying branches. One day after half a month, the Yellow River came back late from hunting and the moon had risen. As we approached the garden, suddenly a man came out from the roadside. The Yellow River was overjoyed to see it was a girl. The girl said that she came to see her father behind his back. The two chatted for a long time before they reluctantly said goodbye.

The next day, it was time for a date, and the girl didn't come. After more than ten days, the Yellow River never saw the girl again. When asked, it turned out that the foreign domestic helper knew about it and locked up her daughter. When the Yellow River heard about it, it vowed: "Even if it is turned upside down, it will save the girl." Afraid of offending the Yellow River, the foreign official had a problem, and asked someone to set up a shelf in front of the door with a copper coin hanging on it, and posted notices everywhere: whoever can shoot an arrow into the copper coin's eye from a hundred paces away will marry his daughter. As soon as the news came out, people wearing silks and satins came one after another. But no one can shoot money in the eye.

The Yellow River came out, holding the bow and arrow in the tower, only to hear a "whoosh", and the arrow flew out like fashion, facing the eyes of the copper coin. Committee members also demanded that the second arrow of the Yellow River must launch the previous arrow, and the Yellow River did the same. There is also a problem outside the members, asking the Yellow River not only to shoot down the copper coins, but also to catch the money, so as not to let the copper coins fall to the ground. At this time, even onlookers knew that W was cheating on purpose. The Yellow River was heartbroken with anger, and when it twisted, an arrow "sou" flew outward. I was young and practiced martial arts, but I tilted my head to avoid the arrow and repeatedly told my men to catch the Yellow River. Everyone was wronged by the Yellow River and shouted angrily.