On Beizhen Street at the foot of Maoshan Mountain, young Yuan Qinghe saw the suffering of the world with his own eyes and vowed to become a capable person.
In 1937, the Japanese came. He became a disciple of Master Huidao of Maoshan, learned his skills, saved the people, and witnessed a hundred years of vicissitudes. From the Anti-Japanese War to liberation, from reform and opening up to the new century, he watched with a pair of eyes for nearly a hundred years.
This is the story of a Taoist priest, the story of Maoshan, and the story of the common people themselves.
Xiaoguitan, Tingyun Tea House, Liu Coffin, Wang Laosan, Crooked Shaver, Lao Dou Chen... Three religions and nine streams, traffickers and pawns, parents with short-term interests, love and hatred.
Maoshan old goose, kudzu powder, golden cicada, chestnut, wild boar - those people and things in those years are all in this "Maoshan Hundred Years of Humanity".
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