Legend of Concubine Yang

"The Legend of Concubine Yang" takes Yang Yuhuan's life trajectory as its axis and unfolds her personal destiny in the rise and fall of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. From the wild girl listening to pipa by the Jinjiang River in Shu, to the uninhibited girl folding peonies in Luoyang City, she brought the moisture and edge of Shu into the prosperous and harsh capital. The first encounter with Li Hao was as gentle as a firefly, but in the end she was trapped in the cracks between the imperial edict granting marriage and the jade hairpin; the sound of the pipa contained the shadow of Lady Gongsun's sword, but it was difficult to resist the palace's schemes. From Princess Shou to Imperial Concubine, from "Neon Clothes and Feathered Clothes" to Maweipo Dust, she is like a Luoyang peony. Between rules and nature, honor and disaster, she blossoms into an earth-shattering and tragic life, describing the struggle and splendor of individuals in the torrent of fate.