Canghai Is in the Same Boat

A blood-soaked Ming Dynasty nail connects the tragedy and protection six hundred years apart. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, 108 Tanmen fishermen fought bloody battles with their boats on Shuangzi Reef to protect the sea. All of them died at sea. Today, Huang Qinghe, the inheritor of intangible cultural heritage, and his granddaughter Huang Fan, vowed to protect the Brothers' Temple, which symbolizes sovereignty, despite typhoons and external provocations. When the nail on the pole recognized its owner, the ancient medicine genealogy reappeared, and the bronze medal with the name broke out of the water, a heroic epic that had been sealed in dust was suddenly revealed. They must take up the oath of "brothers of one mind" from their ancestors, and fight a battle to defend dignity across time and space for this sea of ​​ancestry amid the echoes of history and the waves of reality.