Delivery rider Lin Bei was originally a closed disciple of the run-down martial arts school "Donghan Hall". The master is seriously ill, the martial arts gym is about to be disbanded, debts are weighing on him, the glory of the past is gone, and lion dance is also misunderstood as a cheap and lively event in the city. A street rescue allowed him to be seen by the camera and the crowd again, and pushed him back to the road he had not dared to turn back for a long time.
From the opening of lions in the alleys of the old city, to temple fairs, New Year festivals, commercial performances, and local competitions; from Laoshan, Shaolin, Lingnan, to famous mountain and ancient temples, Linbei has grown step by step in the etiquette, skills, courage, and soul of lion dance. He not only has to face the threshold of the Qilu Lions Club, the erosion of capital packaging, and the shadow of the truth of old cases, but he also has to answer a more difficult question: the passing of
How can traditional culture survive today?
The addition of short video blogger Lin Xiaohe made lion dance truly cross the screen for the first time and enter the field of vision of more young people. The thrilling and high-profile celebrity scene brings popularity, but also brings controversy, misunderstanding and industry chaos. In the end, Lin Bei no longer just wants to win an appearance and compete for a breath, but to lead Donghantang and a group of people who still believe in lion dance to bring this craft from the excitement of the streets back to the road of rules, inheritance and future.
This is a modern drama about lion dance, mountains and rivers, human relationships and inheritance.
