The Past in Sichuan River Immigration to Aboriginal Country

In Sichuan and Chongqing at the end of the Qing Dynasty, two young people, Yang Chengyuan and Liu Qingyuan, who have been burdened with centuries-old family grievances, met in a math competition on the riverside, and fought over land deeds. Their grievances spanned hundreds of years, from the historical background of the abolition of the imperial examinations in the late Qing Dynasty, the rise of new learning, and the expansion of Huguang into Sichuan, to the rise of new learning in the early years of the Republic of China, and the torrent of the era of resisting Japan and national salvation. They cherished each other amidst the great changes of the times. A road to reconciliation across grievances begins.