Fenjiuhun

Yang Deling, a 14-year-old orphan boy, joined the Xinghua Village Winery in a desperate situation in the cold winter. He endured humiliation and stole skills and studied hard. With his extraordinary talent and tenacity, he became proficient in the entire process of winemaking and gradually grew from an apprentice to the helmsman of the winery. He innovated craftsmanship and integrated wineries, making Fenjiu liquor fragrant everywhere; he went to Panama and created a joint-stock system, putting Chinese liquor on the world stage; he outwitted his peers and skillfully solved difficulties, showing the shrewdness and pattern of Shanxi merchants. However, the mountains and rivers were shattered, and the Japanese invaded China. The business legend of the past turned into a tragic struggle to protect the national treasure. Faced with the coercion and inducement of the Japanese army, Yang Deling responded by persevering throughout his life - he would rather destroy his foundation than invest in foreign enemies; he would rather die than surrender to protect his craftsmanship. Wine has soul and people have bones. This is a legend about ingenuity, business ethics and integrity, and it is also an elegy for family and country hidden in the mellow aroma of Fenjiu.