Longmen Baodingyang

Introduction to "Longmen Baodingyang" In Wugang, western Hunan during the Republic of China, Long Deli, the chief helmsman of the Salt Gang, was falsely accused of being a "capital bandit" because of his generous help to the Red Army. He was imprisoned and his family business was destroyed. His wife Yin and her three sons hid in the nunnery and suffered a lot. A year later, the village leader Mo Xuyou led a group of people to pretend to be bandits, and the conspiracy resumed. The owner of the wine shop, Chen Jiu Laizi, teamed up with the children of the Long family and the security officer Yin Keqin to set up an ambush on the front line of Chazi'ao and captured the villains wisely. A hearty and hearty act of civil righteousness brought out the secret situation of collusion between officials and gentry. Yin Keqin relied on ancient rituals and public trials to work step by step to disintegrate the alliance between the evil gentry Mo Ansheng and the security chief Zhong Meiding, and even became famous in the Yangmei Mountain bandit suppression. The injustice was finally redressed, Long Deli returned to his hometown, and the integrity of the Salt Gang remained intact. This is a heroic legend rooted in the soil and water of Wugang. It describes the bravery and friendship of Xiangxi. In the war-torn times, it asks questions about the good and evil in people's hearts and proves that the right path is never alone. The story takes place in the 20 large courtyards of Fengdangchong in Wugang County, southwestern Hunan during the Republic of China. How a poor boy who was abandoned by life, Long Yunyao, counterattacked and became the royal steamer of the boss He Jian and the prestigious No. 1 Artilleryman in the four fields...