A small, remote village with very few inhabitants; also used as a common place name in various locations.
Three-Family Village
An essay column (1961–1966) in the Frontline 前线qiánxiàn magazine and Beijing Evening Post, written by Deng Tuo, Wu Han, and Liao Mosha under the collective pen name Wu Nanxing 吴南星wúnánxīng; it was targeted as anti-Party at the start of the Cultural Revolution
