A hundred-character synopsis of "The Exile of the Immortal":
The soul of poetry is trapped in the prosperous age, and the genius is trapped in the mortal world. The script takes Li Bai's "relegated immortal" talent and "dilemma" fate as the core, unfolding an epic picture of a fierce collision between individual ideals and the current of the times. From the wine shop of Chang'an to the dangerous road of Yelang, he used poetry as a sword to pierce the glitz of the Tang Dynasty, but was swallowed up by the political whirlpool. This is not only a tragedy of a poet, but also a grand question about freedom, destiny and immortality. In the end, although the physical body is trapped, the poetic soul turns into a bright moon, illuminating for thousands of years, achieving an eternal swan song that transcends success or failure.
