Qing Feng's Death: the Long Street Barber's Family and Country History

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Zhu Ya, a barber, saw the hairdresser Zhu Ya on his way to escape. He suddenly realized the great truth. According to "Instructions for Hair Cleansing" written by Luo Gong, the founder of barbering, he condensed what he had learned throughout his life and passed down his unique skills from generation to generation. During the Republic of China, Zhu Yajian's nephew Yang Shulin inherited the chivalrous spirit of his brother Qingshui Pao. With a pure heart, he guarded his hometown of Bashu, performed righteousness in the countryside, and established trust among the people. Wu Yaoxing, a disciple of Zhu Yajian, was abducted and sold by gangsters when he was young. He lived in a foreign land from Wujia Village in Qingcheng Mountain and became a troupe actor. He went through hardships and hardships in Yiliang Long Street. The young Wu Yaoxing sharpened his skills in the dark night, fought against the evil people, and swallowed the ups and downs. When he was a young man, he joined the anti-Japanese torrent with his brother Pao, and faced the national calamity with his flesh and blood. When the mountains and rivers are restored, old friends and colleagues are all gone, but Wu Yaoxing returns to Yiliang Street alone, picks up the yellowed "Instructions for Cleaning Hair", opens "Yaoxing Barber Shop", renews the millennium of hair cleansing, and leaves behind a place of cleanliness in the world.