In order to fulfill her father's wish, Mei Xunchuan, the daughter of a translator sent to Japan at the end of the Dali Dynasty in the Tang Dynasty, sent the long-lost "Lanling King Entering the Battle Song" back to her hometown of Datang. She followed the envoy sent to the Tang Dynasty back to her hometown she had not seen since she was seven years old. Follow the Bai family from Luoyang to the south of the Yangtze River, upgrade and fight monsters, break illusions, experience the rise and fall of the family, and witness the changes in royal power. She laments the plight of women in troubled times who cling to pine trees like rosettes, but they grow upward in the difficulties, constantly improve their skills, appreciate the true meaning of piano music, and gain true love and friends.
Concept: Female growth, female group portraits, Tang Dynasty, intangible cultural heritage, music and architecture