“…Throughout the reaction, with the activation of trimethylamine oxide, the Knölker complex Fe I acts as a carrier for the active hydrogen, and the alcohol 101 a transfers the hydrogen through the catalyst to the nitro group 100 a , which in turn generates the amine and aldehyde in situ, undergoes Pictet‐Spengler type cyclization, oxidation, etc., to obtain the corresponding products, which are highly tolerant and universal for the reaction substrate, but less suitable for some large site resistances and alcohols containing strong electron‐donating groups, such as 4‐dimethylaminophenethyl alcohol, the corresponding products cannot be obtained. The synthetic method avoids the use of large amounts of concentrated hydrochloric acid compared with the method reported by Pereira's group, [22] uses inexpensive iron as the catalyst, and the catalyst maintains extremely strong catalytic activity at 160 °C, which provides a worthy idea for the efficient construction of pyrrolo[1,2‐ α ]quinoxalines skeleton and the design of catalyst. Possible mechanisms show in Scheme 14.…”