A play on the four hundred years of history during the Han Dynasty. From the turbulent atmosphere of Liu Bang's snake-killing uprising to the fireworks of Wenjing's rule; from the ambition of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to the absurd undercurrent of Wang Mang's usurpation of the Han Dynasty; and finally the ZTE legend of Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu's "judo rule".
The official history is the bones, the unofficial history is the flesh, and the folds of history are explored with warm brushstrokes: the power game under the lights of Weiyang Palace, the joys and sorrows of the common people among the camels and bells on the Silk Road, the ambitions and struggles of Confucian scholars and military generals, all turned into a human epic with blood and tears.
There are no cold emperors and generals here, only ordinary people struggling or dancing in the great era - their choices, regrets and warmth, together weave a picture of the Han Dynasty that is more vivid than history books
