The Heroic Journey Across the World.

Summary

Hao Qi and Zhang Heng set up camp at an old homestead, discussing their search for Zhang Heng's father. Hao Qi emphasized the need to investigate the hunting process and activity range of Zhang Heng's father, while Zhang Heng expressed skepticism, believing the area had already been thoroughly searched. Hao Qi argued that the location might be hidden and that only someone with Zhang Heng's father's experience could find it. They agreed to search the area extensively, with Hao Qi revealing his deeper motivations for helping Zhang Heng, which centered on the pursuit of true freedom and justice. He criticized the notion that heroes act irresponsibly, asserting that those who remain passive in the face of oppression are akin to slaves. Zhang Heng began to understand Hao Qi's perspective, realizing the importance of taking action rather than waiting for salvation. Ultimately, Hao Qi stated that if Zhang Heng had not joined him, he would have continued his journey alone, viewing their encounter as a mere disappointment.

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