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The police chief won't survive more than three years? I will turn it into a golden rice bowl! In the early years of the Republic of China, a gangster named Hu Huohuo was hunted down somewhere in Shandong. He fled to his sister's home in a small town at the foot of Changbai Mountain. Recommended by the mayor's brother-in-law, he became the director of the police station commonly known as "Xiaoyamen". Hu Huohuo originally wanted to make a lot of money from this "fat job", but when he was handling a case, he awakened his conscience and passion deep in his heart, set his ambition to "eliminate violence and ensure peace for one party", and put it into action. In the unraveling of one after another strange cases, Hu Huohuo discovered that he held a "dangerous position". But he did not back down, but used market wisdom and grassroots justice to complete the transformation from "seeking survival" to "seeking truth", from "blackmailer" to "guardian", and at the same time ended the century-old curse of "evil duty".

A group of heroes gathered around Guan Chengxian, collectively known as the "Seven Tigers of the Lower Street". The fourth child, Yang Wu, encountered a Japs who had participated in the looting of Baiyun Cave in an underground boxing ring and sent the Japs to the underworld. The second child, Yang Wen, was shot to death on his way home to visit his wife and children. The fifth brother, Xu Hanxing, continued to stay in Xiajie, while the other brothers took refuge with the bandit Hu Zhanshan. Hu Zhanshan proposed that the Qihu brothers go down the mountain to steal the "dragon robe" as a meeting gift. Guan Chengyu and his third brother Zhang Biao took the head of Hu Zhanshan's cousin to the Hongmen Banquet hosted by Hu Zhanshan. The news that Hu Zhanshan was beheaded by "Guan Dapao" caused a sensation in the world. The Japanese defenders of Laoshan suffered successive defeats. The Japanese Army Headquarters urgently mobilized the highly skilled Yoshinaga Taro to supervise the defense. Taro was the eldest brother who was separated from the Jiro siblings when the Japanese expatriates retreated. On the day of Baihui's wedding, she learned that Hanxing was hung on the flag house by the Japanese military police. She ran to look for her regardless of her identity and died at the hands of Taro Yoshinaga. The sixth "Lama" and the seventh lama Xu Chuandeng were captured as civilian husbands. They escaped from the hands of the bandit Wu Chang and returned to Shandong with his stolen gold belt. What greeted them was one wave of unfortunate news after another.

In a large courtyard called Hepingli in a northern city, Xu Fuxiang's family lived. Xu Fuxiang's wife died of illness early in his life. After Xu Fuxiang retired, he set up a stall selling vegetables in the vegetable market. Xu Dajun, the eldest son of the Xu family, is a boilermaker in a bathhouse. The second son, Xu Damin, responded to the country's call to become an educated youth in the countryside after graduating from high school. Due to his outstanding performance, he was honored to join the party and was promoted to a commune cadre by the local government. The youngest daughter, Xu Hongxia, opened the city's earliest personal barber shop. From the late 1970s to the present, for more than 40 years, the fate of the Xu family and several civilian children in the compound have been intertwined with the times, and they have experienced different lives full of hope and ups and downs. The story that happened in the courtyard is like an ukiyo-e painting of the human world, showing the earth-shaking changes that China has experienced since the reform and opening up, reproducing the sophistication of human nature in life and the warmth and coldness of the world.