In the thirteenth year of Jian'an, Cao Cao sent his troops south. Because Lin Yanzhi, a nobleman from Jingzhou, was unwilling to rely on Liu Bei, he took his three wives, six children and more than 20 servants to escape danger at sea. However, they were carried away by a typhoon to the uninhabited island "Cangzhou" in the East China Sea. On this isolated island where survival is difficult, the Central Plains cultural context of "farming, reading and inheriting the family" collides fiercely with the barbaric reality of "surviving from the sea": Lin Yanzhi is obsessed with uniting people's hearts with family mottos, the main wife Su Wan adheres to ethics, the side wife Liu Niang re-exists, and the side wife Qin Zheng passes on elegant arts. The six children are either adhering to it, rebellious, or reconciled. From the morning reading dispute to the aftermath of the typhoon, from the pirate attack to the forging of culture with stone wall inscriptions, the Lin family has grown up in desperate situations, and finally forged the etiquette of the Central Plains and the wisdom of the island into the Cangzhou family motto of "cultivating the sea and respecting the sky, combining hardness and softness", allowing the family fire to take root in troubled times.
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