Doubanhong

In Pixian County, Sichuan during the Republic of China, the rain lanes were damp, the teahouses were noisy, and the sauce vats were lined up. Tan Yanzhi, the young master of Buzhuang, and Dong Lingyi, the daughter of Doubanfang, have known each other since childhood. One is gentle but has an edge, the other is calm but has ideas. The peaceful days were shattered by a sudden incident. Rumors were like knives and clans were like webs, pushing the fate of the two people in different directions: one was forced to choose in the torrent of the times, and the other struggled to support his family business and dignity. Douban relies on fire and conscience to become bright and bright, and the same goes for people - in the plains of western Sichuan where fireworks and wind and rain intertwine, they keep their hearts in their own way and wait for reunion. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.