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Douban has a high score of 9.2 For the drama "Crossing Guandong" based on the novel of the same name. The drama stars Li Youbin, Sarina, Song Jia and Zhu Yawen. This book tells the story of a Shandong family who was forced to leave their hometown and "travel to Guandong" from the end of the Qing Dynasty to before the September 18th Incident. It takes the complex and bumpy life of the protagonist Zhu Kaishan as a clue, interspersed with the various hardships and tests Zhu Kaishan's three sons with different personalities and different destinies encountered on the Guandong Road, and strives to truly restore that sad, desolate, magnificent and tragic history of national blood and tears. The book will reproduce the great scenes of the Guandong people's release, logging, gold panning, mining and so on. The scenes span half of China. In terms of details, the author continues his expertise in embedding human concern in ordinary life. The entanglement of family affection, love and hometown affection is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and his responsibility for national affairs, family affairs and hometown affairs is deeply touching.

An epic masterpiece jointly created by famous writers Gao Mantang and Sun Jianye, the TV series of the same name was the top Chinese TV series in 2009, starring Wang Qianhua, Miao Pu, Dong Xuan, Pu Cunxin, Liu Peiqi and others. It tells the touching and tender love legend of three sisters, the iron-blooded man who transforms the heroic soul of the nation into the white mountains and black waters, and the story of the emotional destiny of a small family. It condenses the tragedies and comedies of the world.

This book tells the story of a Shandong family who was forced to leave their hometown and "travel to Guandong" from the end of the Qing Dynasty to before the September 18th Incident. It takes the complex and bumpy life of the protagonist Zhu Kaishan as a clue, interspersed with the various hardships and tests Zhu Kaishan's three sons with different personalities and different destinies encountered on the Guandong Road, and strives to truly restore that sad, desolate, magnificent and tragic history of national blood and tears. The book will reproduce the great scenes of the Guandong people's release, logging, gold panning, mining and so on. The scenes span half of China. In terms of details, the author continues his expertise in embedding human concern in ordinary life. The entanglement of family affection, love and hometown affection is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and his responsibility for national affairs, family affairs and hometown affairs is deeply touching.