My name is Wang Xiaobei, and I am a bandit by profession, the lowest rank among bandits.
Others rely on knives to rob, I rely on intimidation; others ask for money, I beg you not to run away.
Until I robbed a scholar named Liu Bubai - he was penniless and he memorized "The Analects of Confucius" for three days. Later, we picked up a three-year-old girl holding ears of wheat, and my gangster career completely went astray.
In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the combination of the three of us was as outrageous as it was possible, but it just happened to be this unremarkable daily life, full of jokes, but also deep and profound.
This is a "family light comedy" that took place in the late Tang Dynasty. Here there are funny and heart-warming daily routines, adventures of traveling around the world, and the optimism of little people hugging each other to keep warm under the tide of the times. In life, one does not seek to be well-known and successful among the princes, but one seeks to live in a neat and tidy family with a smile.
Purpose: Use the wisdom of the public to resolve the sufferings of life: Facing heavy blows such as failure in the imperial examination, family decline, and exile to the frontier, the protagonists never use tragedy to exaggerate, but use Wang Xiaobei's "bandit logic", Liu Bubai's "book truth" and Xiaomai's "childish words" to resolve them one by one. The purpose is to show: the optimism and tenacity of small people in the tide of the times are the highest philosophy of survival.