Yunshanyao

Three teenagers fled to a remote mountain village in southwestern Shandong with their grandfathers who were persecuted during the martial arts since childhood. They grew up hard for more than ten years, unaware that their parents had been transferred to a top-secret base in the northwest by the military. The boy's ancestors are close friends, and they are all former members of the Association for Science and Technology. The protagonist Yunshan's grandfather, Yun Henian, is a great economist who provides theoretical support for major decisions in economic construction. He is fought by opponents because his ideas are too advanced. Changyunshan's three-year-old Yanfei, whose grandfather Nan Jingzhi is a master of traditional Chinese medicine, and eight-year-old Chunni, whose grandfather Liang Yongtai is a former member of the Qigong Association and a direct descendant of Liang's Tai Chi. During the armed struggle, the two elders of Nan and Liang were classified as advanced faction because of their unclear stance and support for Yun Henian, and were both subjected to armed fighting. Yunshan received a strict education from his grandfather since he was a child. He studied every day but showed no lofty ambitions. He preferred the fishing and hunting life in the mountain village and disagreed with his grandfather's wish for him to become "Tao Zhugong". Yanfei did not like school since he was a child and loved to read the art of war. He wanted to be a soldier and a general and joined the army as he wished. Chunni was smart and liked city life. Yun Henian spoke highly of Chuni. The three young men each performed a life drama with twists and turns due to the ups and downs of social development, and finally returned to Beijing. Has Yunshan become "Tao Zhu Gong"? Did Yan Fei become a general? What height has Chuni's life reached? The people who have been obsessed with each other and dreamed about have finally become strangers, and the friendship between childhood sweethearts has become a fire and water. I no longer hold on to what I have been striving for, and I finally let go of the unforgettable feeling. No matter how turbulent the tide is, it will calm down, and no matter how gorgeous life is, it will be difficult to stay young. Live each day well and work toward your goals. Jiangning Weaving