Chishui Longyuan

In the Chishui River Basin in the southwest, five dragons guarded the spiritual veins, but due to the imbalance of spiritual energy, they became demonized, causing frequent floods and fire disasters. Ah Lang, the "Dragon Guardian" of the Miao ethnic group, shoulders the mission of reconciling humans and dragons, and fell in love with Ah Ruo, a witch from the Yi ethnic group, on the way to subdue the dragon. The two used blood-spirit resonance to awaken the conscience of the dragon spirit, but they were framed by the witch priest who coveted the spiritual veins and the witch saint who was jealous of love. The human lord took the opportunity to incite "human-dragon confrontation." Alang drinks poisonous wine to prove his innocence, which turns into dragon scales and dissipates; Aruo dyes the red water red with his blood and tears, and awakens the five dragons with a "blood spirit" sacrifice. Thousands of years later, the Chishui River has become a sacred river, with five dragons guarding the river basin. Legend has it that lovers can glimpse the phantoms of Alang and Aruo by the riverside. When the sound of the reed shepherd of the reincarnated shepherd boy resonates with the glimmer of the fire hairpin again, the blood-colored ripples of the Chishui River hide the protection that spans life and death, the cycle of misunderstanding and reconciliation, and the millennium obsession of "human and dragon coexistence" - Chishui River is red, not blood red, but the love and tolerance that will never fade between heaven and earth.