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A derivative work of Huangmei Opera "Liu Sanjie". It is based on unofficial history and folklore. At the end of the first year of Kaiyuan in the Tang Dynasty, Li Longji announced a rent reduction for farmers. During the hot summer of the second year of Kaiyuan, in the Shiwandashan area in the west of Lingnan Road where the restraint policy was implemented, the chieftain did not implement Li Longji's rent reduction policy and instead increased the rent tax by 20%. This caused Liu Sanjie to sing folk songs and curse the emperor, which became the starting point for the chieftain fight among the Shiwandashan farmers. The chieftain bribed the officers and soldiers of Jisu Prefecture and tried to force the peasants to accept the chieftain's policy of increasing rents. The peasants formed a riot force with Liu Sanjie as the leader to resist. After Li Longji learned about it, he used the autonomy of the natives as an excuse to sit back and watch the farmers fight the rich, and prohibited officers and soldiers from participating in the internal fighting among the natives. At the same time, taking advantage of Liu Sanjie's scolding of the emperor, he sent people to secretly visit Shiwanda Mountain to secretly help the farmers fight the rich, trying to take back the autonomy of the natives. Liu Sanjie fought wits and courage with the rich man, and was promoted to immortality in Yufeng Mountain in the 10th year of Kaiyuan. Li Longji was honored as Liu Xianniang. At this time, Li Longji had just completely eliminated the remnants of Princess Taiping's party, strictly controlled the chieftains in various places, and finally implemented the rent reduction policy. The farmers also ended their nine-year civil uprising.