Yanwu: Misty Breeze Crossing

In the third year of Tianfu in the Later Jin Dynasty, Shi Jingtang ceded the sixteen prefectures of Yanyun to the Khitan. The iron hooves of the foreign tribes trampled the tranquility of the Yan land. The Han people were reduced to "two tax households" and had to survive among the harsh labors and swords in the feudal towns. Qingfengdu, this strategic waterway connecting the Bohai Sea, has become the only place of respite in troubled times - it is not only a shortcut for Khitan troops to transport troops, but also a way for survivors to escape, and it is also the intersection of chivalry and the righteousness of the family and country. Lin Yanzhao, the son of former Youzhou tooth general Lin Jing, hid in Qingfeng Pavilion in Yanshan after his father's death. He was carrying the "Qingfeng Jian" - a map of Yanyun Pass secretly painted by Orphan, but he was robbed and killed by the Blackwater Gang at Qingfengdu. He unexpectedly saw his father's Pisces Talisman and was shocked to hear that "Lin Jing is in the Tongque Tower in Youzhou". In order to find his father's protection, he took his disciple Shen Amei and sneaked into Youzhou disguised as a silk merchant. They faced the machinations of Jiedu envoy Zhao Dejun and the ruthlessness of Khitan Tamayelu enemies. They were even betrayed by undercover Cui Jiulang. In a desperate situation, Lin Jing risked his life to protect Yanyun's garrison distribution map, leaving behind the instructions to "keep Qingfengdu and protect the remaining people." Yelu Dilie led a building ship to attack Yanshan. Lin Yanzhao carried the Qingfeng Pavilion token and united with the survivors, shipbuilders and even the Khitan princess Yelu Guanyinnu to set up defenses at Qingfengdu: the blacksmith raised molten iron to form an array, his disciples danced on the snow with floating cloud swords, and kites carried kerosene to burn the enemy ships. This decisive battle has nothing to do with the grudges of the world, but only the survival souls of the people of Yanyun. Among the waves, the lingering charm of "Jingxin Ballad" lingers. When Lin Yanzhao held his father's Pisces Talisman, he understood that the "Misty Breeze" was not only about lightness and elegance, but also about perseverance in using chivalry as a boat to cross the Yanyun and escape the sea of ​​suffering. When the clouds of swallows have not returned, the breeze will always blow across the ferry.