This novel revolves around the inheritance and development of Kunming culture. It tells the life story of Sun Yanweng and the long couplet of Daguan Tower he created. It also introduces Zhou Shanfu and his "Spring City Ode", as well as the inheritance and influence of these cultural treasures in different eras.
The beginning of cultural inheritance: During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, Wang Jiwen, the governor of Yunnan, presided over the construction of the Grand View Tower. Sun Yanweng, a commoner scholar, was appreciated by Wang Jiwen for his talent, and the two became acquainted. Sun Beard also rescued the fisherman girl A Yue, and the two fell in love. After the completion of the Daguan Tower, Sun Beard wrote an eternal couplet, but he offended the powerful and was falsely accused and imprisoned. Fortunately, he was able to escape with the help of Ma Rulong, the admiral of Yunnan.
Continuation of inheritance: Sun Yanweng and Ah Yue lived in seclusion, and later Wang Jiwen came to visit. They discussed interpreting the long couplet into a book to pass on the culture, but they were destroyed by the squire and the manuscript was stolen. Wang Jiwen found out the truth and severely punished the bad guys, and the Changlian Interpretation Book was released. After that, Sun Yanweng opened a private school, passed down the culture, and cultivated many talents.
Inheritance in the new era: social development, Chenggong District developed the Santai Mountain Scenic Area, and Li Ming, a student of Sun Yanweng, and his team participated in it. They explored Bing Xin's footprints in Chenggong, repaired the memorial of his residence, participated in the engraving of "Spring City Ode", and also contributed to the construction of the revolutionary martyrs' monument. They collected information on Chenggong's 16 scenic spots to support the cultural construction of the scenic spots.
Cultural dissemination and exchange: The famous actor Yu Rongguang decided to shoot the documentary "Kunming Grand View Tower and Chenggong Santaishan" for free, and Li Ming and others actively assisted. After the documentary was broadcast, the response was enthusiastic, attracting poetry masters from all provinces in China to gather in Kunming...
