Hutuo Chunshui

In the middle of the Warring States Period, the Qiancheng Zhongshan Kingdom took advantage of the chaos in Yan to expand its territory and expand its territory, and its national power reached its peak. The spring water of the Hutuo River is melting. Sima Yu, the third son of the Sima family in Xiangbang, meets Di Heng, a wine-making woman from Baidi, in the glitz of the city. The family gap looms between the two, and a political marriage contract sent by Qi State crushes the young man's feelings into a game of power. The royal family was engaged in a secret war, and the inscription on the imperial inscription warned, "Don't forget your country, it will be difficult for your neighbors to get close to each other." However, the temples were intoxicated with the glory of the prosperous age, and they could not see that the state of Zhao in the north was promoting cavalry and archery in Hufu, and the cavalry was advancing southward step by step. The once prosperous Sima Xiangbang Mansion was already full of cracks: brothers had different intentions, families had their own plans, and prosperity was fleeting like spring water. War ensued, territory was cut off, and defeat ensued. The city of Lingshou was destroyed, the homeland was overthrown, and the mansion of the wealthy family suddenly collapsed. The noble princes took off their royal robes, and in troubled times the wine bar became a shelter for the survivors. After the fall of their country, they kept the old rumors of the broken tripod and preserved their writing, craftsmanship and bloodline amidst the suffering. The Hutuo River still flows eastward, witnessing a thousand-day intoxicating dream in Zhongshan Kingdom. The history books left only a few strokes in Zhongshan, but the traces of artifacts and the lamentations of wine bottles hide the love, hate and stubbornness of ordinary people in troubled times.