At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, a blacksmith surnamed Liu in a small mountain town on the border between Hubei and Chongqing saw that China, the "sick man of East Asia", had been sleeping for hundreds of years, so he named his three sons Liu Bang, Liu Xiu and Liu Yu, hoping that future generations would produce a generation of heroes who would revitalize China and become powerful at home and abroad. The blacksmith who became the richest man in Badong sent his sons and daughters to study abroad.
For a hundred years, four generations of the Liu family worked hard at home and abroad, wandering and moving, enduring humiliation and heavy burdens, but unable to take root. Adhering to the hard-forged spirit of forging, they never gave up and rose up from adversity time and time again.
Mirror Lake, Weeping River, Niujiao Town, Blacksmith Shop, and Luo Zhi Pagoda were wiped off the map of reality by a strong hurricane overnight, like a century-old condensed mirror image of a mirage.
The prosperity has disappeared, leaving no trace.
