Dai Yun Yiying

From the late Daoguang years to the early Tongzhi years of the Qing Dynasty, the mountains and rivers were in decline and people's livelihood was difficult. Daiyun, a girl from Tai'an Prefecture, was sent to Taishan Doulao Palace as a nun due to her family's financial difficulties, and became a member of the group of "Taishan Aunts". At that time, the aunt in Taishan was not a pure practitioner. Temples such as Doumo Palace were actually secret pleasure places for officials, gentry, literati, and wealthy businessmen. The aunt needed to learn the skills of playing music, chess, calligraphy, painting, poetry, and poetry, as well as welcoming and sending off guests, in order to accept guests from all parties. When Daiyun first entered the monastery, her understanding of "cultivation" gradually collapsed. Under the strict training of Abbot Liaochen, she began a painful and long road of cultivation. She is very talented and quickly stands out among the sisters-in-law, but she also gets involved in many disputes. By chance, Daiyun met Gensheng, a porter who was carrying goods and climbing the mountain road at the foot of Mount Tai. Gensheng is a simple, strong, upright and brave man. He is used to seeing sisters-in-law acting involuntarily, but he is attracted by the clarity and stubbornness in Daiyun's eyes. Daiyun feels the long-lost sincerity and warmth in Gensheng, and the idea of ​​breaking free from the prison quietly grows. The two of them secretly fell in love. From the initial silent attention to meeting in private, their relationship was as hot as dry wood.