In the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty, when the land of China was sinking, Li Xingyun, the son of his ancestor Li Rixiu in Pingyang County, acquired skills from the martial arts and military elites such as Fu Qingzhu, and first called on his tribe and villagers to jointly resist the Manchus. After the Qing Dynasty entered the country, they resolutely raised the banner of justice and devoted themselves to the cause of fighting against the Qing Dynasty. However, the Southern Ming Dynasty was ignorant, keen on internal fighting, and only wanted peace. After many twists and turns, Li Xingyun integrated the anti-Qing forces and finally became the pillar that overthrew the Qing Dynasty and restored peace to the Han people. . . .
