Princess Gaoyang, the favorite daughter of the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty, met Bianji, a disciple of the eminent monk Xuanzang, and the princess fell in love at first sight with the six-gen pure man. In the test of Bianji's concentration on the Buddha's nature, the eminent monk fell into the world of mortals step by step; however, under the rule of imperial power, how could this affair be tolerated. The defense takes into account both fraternity and personal love, and brings the famous Gaoyang Festival into a place of no return. It's a story about Gao Yang who desperately pursues his heart's desire, but is completely cut off from his romantic relationship. Although he cut himself off from the royal family, he still becomes a political victim.
Purpose: Ethical ethics point to dignity, political stability, and support the lives of princesses and monks.