Xu Huanhuan

Liu Wenhu, the owner of the Liu's Martial Arts Hall in Mount Tai, sets up competitions every year with big money as bait. For several years in a row, he defeated the martial arts masters who came to challenge. So he dominated the country, ran rampant in the village, oppressed the people, and seized the people's daughters. Shi Xiaoyi, the successor of Taishan Stone Art, saw it in his eyes and was angry in his heart.

A couple whose kid has a brain tumor in a terminal state is coaxed into donating his organs after his death in exchange for treatment in a bigger hospital and his name on a memorial.

The central plot focuses on a girl named Yun Lei seeking revenge for her grandfather's death. Unfortunately, the person most responsible for his death is the father of the man she has mutually fallen in love with. There are also subplots like Zhang Dan Feng's father planning to stage a coup and start his own dynasty and the touching but tragic romance between Princess Jing and Yun Lei's brother, Yun Zhong.

In a war-torn frontier village, Ge Dani enters the Yu family under difficult circumstances and gradually becomes a respected matriarch whose strength helps guide her family and community through the turmoil of the Anti-Japanese War.

Chen Zikun falls for Fang Ziyi, the daughter of his employer. Their love is tested when Chen becomes caught up in a life-or-death legal case involving the mysterious An Qi.

The story took place in the Aba area of ​​Sichuan before liberation. Old Chieftain Maiqi, backed by the Kuomintang, is a well-known local bully. He survives by growing poppies, producing and selling opium, and owns his own arms. The surrounding chieftains dare not compete with him. He has two sons, the handsome young master is his successor, and the second young master who is naturally dull has long been excluded from his successors

Based on the commentary of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the play focuses on the stories of Li Yuanba, Li Shimin, Li Yuan and Sui Xiongdi's dictator Yuwen Cheng, Yu Culture and one's power struggle.