Fourth Sister Luo Sang Duet to Third Sister Liu from Thousands of Miles Away

Name: Fourth Sister Luo Sang Duet to Third Sister Liu from Thousands of Miles Away
Author: There Is A Cloud In My Hometown

by There Is A Cloud In My Hometown

completed History Folk Tales Male Lead

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Introduction to the work: Fourth Sister Luo was born into a wealthy family in Jiahe, Hunan during the Song Dynasty. She was talented and loved singing since she was a child. Later, because she was dissatisfied with the feudal social system that favored men over women, she accidentally entered the temple where men worshiped their ancestors. In order to repay the life-saving grace of the chief engineer, Luo Sijie told the clan leader the truth about her accidental entry into the shrine. From then on, Luo Sijie's family faced the punishment of confiscation of all property and expulsion from the clan. In order to preserve the property, Luo's father proposed to the clan leader to sink Luo Sijie into the river to eliminate the disaster. Later, he was rescued by Chang Gong. In order to get rid of the disaster star of the fourth sister, Luo's father asked a matchmaker to betroth her to a fool. In order to escape from the marriage, the fourth sister ran away from home and sang folk songs to follow a group of picky men to make friends with songs and traveled all over Guangdong and Guangxi. Her folk songs expressed the voices of the poor in the world and received the respect and support of the poor. Later, the prefects of Guangxi and Hunan decided to hold a grand national singing competition on the banks of the Li River. They each selected singers from among the people. Guangxi selected Liu Sanjie as the main singer, and Hunan recommended Luo Sijie as the main singer. In order to compete for the championship, the officials of the two provinces racked their brains, racked their brains, and exhausted all their agencies. In the end, the two folk singers Luo Sijie and Liu Sanjie put aside the interests of the government and formed an alliance based on the original intention of the poor in the world to be a family. Their songs sang the voice of unity between the Han and Zhuang people. In order to capture Third Sister Liu and Fourth Sister Luo, the government mobilized the army to pursue them but found nothing. However, the songs of Third Sister Liu and Fourth Sister Luo spread to all directions...