Dancing in the Tang Dynasty

During the Yonghui period, Li Zhi succeeded to the throne. There were overt and covert fights in the court, and the affairs were turbulent. In the Ming Dynasty, the military officials in the Ming Dynasty read memorials on their behalf and ruled by hanging the arch. Li Dan lives an ignoble existence in Chang'an City, while Princess Taiping gets drunk in the Taoist temple with singing and dancing. There is an organization called Yemu in the Jianghu, which is moving to the front step by step. Bad people and night officials monitor the world, and they are mysterious and unpredictable. In Anzhou City, an illegitimate son named Hao Jian grew up. He roared to the sky, entered Chang'an, and never looked back. In the Tang Dynasty, he had been here, he had seen it, and he had done it. People sing about drinking wine at a young age, and dance about the Tang Dynasty...