The Story of Yunshanjiao in Daqingshan

In the mist-shrouded Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, the Panjia horse caravan traverses the rugged Tea Horse Road, carrying the hope of life and the glory of their ancestors. Brothers Da Miao and Er Miao relied on their courage and a few hard guns to carve out a world in a world where bandits were rampant, while their wives sat in the manor and ran a prosperous tea and tung oil business, making the Pan family famous. However, a sudden disaster broke the peace. Liu Biao, the son of the bandit leader, coveted the beauty of the Pan family's daughter-in-law and provoked trouble, which triggered a bloody conflict between the Pan family and the Tonggu Mountain bandits. In order to protect her family, Yang Cuihua slashed the enemy with a knife, but unfortunately the manor was stained with blood. Da Miao and Er Miao endured the pain of bereavement and took revenge late at night, fighting fiercely with the bandits. This life-and-death showdown cost the Pan family a heavy price and ignited an unquenchable fire in the hearts of future generations. Many years later, the children of the Pan family clenched their fists, remembering the oath engraved with the blood of their ancestors. When the crisp sound of horse hooves resounded through the ancient road again, the new Panjia Caravan continued to write the passionate legend of this land with the power of inheritance.