Jiujiang Wild Goose King

The poem says: Lushan Mountain is thousands of feet high, and in autumn the wild geese return to the south thousands of miles away. Jiujiang area has been full of wild geese since ancient times. According to legend, in the early Tang Dynasty, there was a strange man named Yan who was originally from Jiujiang. He was proficient in the art of controlling birds and could tame geese to convey messages and military information. He was known as the "King of Jiujiang Wild Goose". During the first year of Wu's reign, Yan Jinglan, the daughter of the richest man in Jiangzhou, succeeded to the position of "King Yan". She is young and promising, with astonishing resourcefulness. Relying on her ancestral skills in controlling wild geese, she has been able to deal with various forces such as the Huainan Jiedushi Envoy, the Tubo Secret Envoy, and the cruel officials of the court. She has protected her family and country, traveled across the world, and eventually became the legend of the Wild Goose King.