The White-Haired Kiln: Secret Treasure of Guandong

In the winter of 1947, as the wave of 'Chuang Guandong' (fleeing to Northeast China) receded, Ma Fengshan, a Shandong veteran, returned to the Xiaobai Mountains with a map stolen from an abandoned Japanese survey team. The map marked an abandoned charcoal kiln called 'White-Haired Kiln'—a place locals spoke of in hushed tones, calling it 'the den of the Yellow Weasel Immortal,' where no one who entered ever returned. Ma Fengshan wasn't there for treasure. He was there to find his father, who thirty years earlier had gone into the mountains with a group of ginseng hunters, leaving behind a final message: 'If I don't return, look for me at the White-Haired Kiln.' He was never heard from again. — Description from novelcodex.org