Qin Qiong's Legend of Golden Mace and Jade Horse Racing

In the troubled times at the end of the Sui Dynasty, young Qin Qiong was burdened with the revenge of killing his father and carried a pair of ancestral golden maces. He went from a small official in Qizhou to a righteous man in the green forest, from a brave general in Wagang to a hero in Lingyan Pavilion. He spared important criminals in the court, recognized his father's murderer as his foster father, and made a painful choice between brotherhood and justice in the world. In the dark night in front of the Xuanwu Gate, he chose to "separate public and private justice"; in the night vigil in front of the palace gate, he transformed into a door god to protect the common people. Gold mace travels all over the world, and jade horses traverse mountains and rivers. This is a legend intertwined with chivalry and family and country. It is a heroic epic in which the word "righteousness" shines on people's hearts.