The Legend of the Golden Fan

According to legend, ten golden fans composed of Chuntao, Xialian, Qiuju, Dongmei, Peony, Tianhe, Luoshu, Qimen, Dunjia, and Bagua can shake the earth and mountains at the same time, fly sand and rocks, and repel thousands of troops. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Yan Qi, a cabinet scholar, learned that tomb robbers in Yangzhou had stolen ten golden fans and sold them in bulk. He quickly sent his son Yan Hu, the chief of the Qianhu household in Jinyiwei, to recover the ten scattered gold fans. Tao Xianshan, the prefect of Yangzhou, knew that if the "Ten Golden Fans" fell into the wrong hands, it would bring disaster to the court, he quickly ordered his twin sons Tao Wenbin and Tao Wencan to recover the ten golden fans. The whereabouts of the ten golden fans are as follows: except for Tao Wenbin who bought one from the vegetable seller Cao Xiuer, the others fell into the hands of Jin Yiwei Long Youhai, Hong Family Opera Troupe Dao Madan Kang Yue'e, Zhenghe County Magistrate Zhou Shitian, Fang Juren's lady Fang Ruilian, fortune teller Shenzui Wang, Duyou Town Xiaojiabiyu Dou Jinhua, Qionghua Embroidery Workshop embroiderer Jiang Wenxiu, and tomb robbers Qiao Dalang and Qiao Erlang. Tao Wencan and Tao Wenbin, with the help of Cao Xiuer and Kang Yuee, began the difficult journey of finding the fan buyer. They battled wits and courage with the Jin Yiwei, with swords and swords flashing... Finally, he collected all the "ten golden fans" and killed Yan Hu and Long Youhai. Tao Wenbin and Tao Wencan fell in love with ten women respectively, including Cao Xiuer, Kang Yuee, Fang Ruilian, Dou Jinhua, and Jiang Wenxiu. In the end, the Tao brothers and ten women set fire to the "ten golden fans"...