The Wanderings of the Nanming Princess

The Southern Ming Dynasty settled in Yunnan, the Jin Dynasty was defeated, and the city of Kunming was captured by Wu Sangui's army. Concubine Dou followed Emperor Yongli and ran south. After a bloody journey, she finally lived in northern Myanmar and was bullied by the Burmese chief. The Burmese chief was forced by the Qing army and dedicated himself to Wu Sangui as the vanguard officer Gao De After being escorted to Kunming, Concubine Dou and the King of Jin pursued the emperor to the small border town of Tengchong, but failed in a deadly battle with the Qing soldiers to save the emperor. The emperor died in Kunming, and Concubine Dou and the Prince of Jin committed suicide in Tengchong... It tells a tragic story of national subjugation and plays a poignant love song.