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In the northwest border town of Gazang, Gelie's father, Han Tusi, was ordered to intercept the Red Army in the Black Mountain Gorge, but was murdered under the plot of his old enemy Yang Zhichuan's family. After Gile inherited the position of chieftain, he married Rongba, a flower singer, and carried out bold reforms in the management of the chieftain's mansion. The housekeeper's son Wang Dui and Hua'er singer Zhan Qiu fell in love, but they were beaten by Yang Wuqi, the commander of the Han camp of the militia. Ma Wukui, Gelie's childhood playmate, became a blacksmith when he grew up. He fell in love with Ga Xiu because of the flowers. After many twists and turns, he finally could not escape the fate of both of them dying... The emotional experiences of several generations of Hua'er singers and the conflicts between the Korean chieftains of Ga Zang Town, Mr. Yang of Rouge River, and the Kutou people of Talazhai showed the unique ethnic customs and complicated social reality of the Tibetan-Han area in ancient Hezhou in the 1930s and 1940s. The folk song flowers of "Soul of the Great Northwest" are used throughout...