The famous ancient western plateau city of Songpan is home to Tibetan, Qiang, Hui, and Han customs and traditions, as well as a rich historical heritage. It has long been known as a southern hub of the Tea Horse Road, part of the Silk Road, and is also an important historical and revolutionary memorial site. Since ancient times, it has been a strategic border stronghold fought over by armies. Even today, the banks of the Min River and Fu River valleys are dotted with ruins of ancient battlefields, including passes, military settlements, beacon towers, and watchtowers.
During the upheaval of the Republic of China era, a man abandoned his family's business, donated supplies and money to the Red Army, and resolutely joined the revolution, embarking on the Red Army's 25,000-li Long March. After repeatedly hovering on the brink of death and enduring many twists and hardships, he met the beautiful Tibetan woman Laze, the love of his life, when the Red Army crossed the snow-covered mountains and grasslands and passed through Mao'ergai in Songpan. Thus began another chapter of his life, and he pledged his heart to her in the ancient plateau city, at the source of the Min River...
Theme: A profound and noble land, an ancient and passionate people, distinctive religious beliefs, and the patriotic spirit of the Tibetan and Han peoples.
