Seek a summary of the contents of section 1-9 of The True Story of Ah Q.

The True Story of Ah Q: The first three chapters belong to the narrative part of the novel. The first chapter "preface" explains the origin of The True Story of Ah Q, and briefly introduces Ah Q's life experience and situation; The second and third chapters mainly describe Ah Q's spiritual victory method, which is arrogant, self-deceiving, bullying and afraid of hard work, and full of servility. The middle three chapters are the development of the plot of the novel, focusing on Ah Q's mental pain and misfortune. The seventh and eighth chapters describe Ah Q's spontaneous desire and action to "yearn for" the revolution after the revolution of 1911 spread to Zhuang, and his extreme disappointment with the revolution of 1911 after the fake foreign devils banned him. The last chapter describes the tragic ending that the reactionaries stole the revolutionary achievements and Ah Q was killed.

Based on Weizhuang, a closed rural town around the Revolution of 1911, the work depicts Ah Q, a backward farmer who suffered serious physical and mental injuries. He is homeless and has no regular job. He made a living by selling labor and was brutally oppressed and exploited. But he can't face up to his tragic position, but he is intoxicated with the "spiritual victory law." Ah Q's transformation from blind arrogance to pathetic self-contempt is a typical figure in the semi-feudal and semi-colonial social environment. Ah Q's class status decided that he welcomed the revolution, but he was ignorant of the revolution, confused and mentally numb, and was shot by the feudal landlord class who usurped the fruits of the revolution.