During the Northern Song Dynasty, the Khitan cavalry marched south, beacons were everywhere at the border, and the Liao army was approaching Yanmen Pass. The Song court was in turmoil inside and outside, with treacherous and sycophants in the court wielding power, and powerful enemies outside. In the crisis, only one general of the Yang family shone brightly, guarding the country with iron-blooded loyalty. Yang Ye, a famous general in Hedong in the past, returned to the Song Dynasty and guarded the three passes. He was invincible in all battles. However, despite his repeated military exploits, he was finally forced into a desperate situation due to the suspicion of the court and the slander of mediocre officials, and he was hated on the battlefield. With his loyal soul still alive, his son Yang Yanzhao took over the spear of his father and vowed to defend the northern frontier with his life. He faced off against the Liao generals in the snow and wind, struggling between life and death, and narrowly escaped death, just to continue the dignity of his family and country. What followed was the blood and fire of the Yang brothers fighting side by side, the seven men and eight tigers galloping thousands of miles, the passion of the corpse wrapped in horse leather and the pain of life and death intertwined into a long song, and the female general She from the Yang family Heroes such as Taijun, Mu Guiying, Yang Paifeng, etc., Wore armor and went into battle with both wisdom and courage. After their husbands, brothers, and sons were all killed on the battlefield, they resolutely took over the flag and supported half of the country with their soft shoulders. This is not only a war epic of warriors and horses, but also a family legend of blood and tears. It describes the battle between loyalty and betrayal, love and hatred, life and death. It presents the heroism of a son, the tenacity of a woman, and the choice between family and country between machinations and iron blood. Regardless of victory or defeat, the name of the Yang family general will be associated with the four words "loyalty to serve the country" throughout the ages. "The Young Generals of the Yang Family" takes history as its bones and legends as its soul, interweaving real historical events with folklore, and using magnificent battlefield scenes, delicate characterizations and touching emotional conflicts to recreate the loyal and unyielding family. Every character is vivid and three-dimensional.