Legend has it that God created the world named Yun Huang which is a dreamlike paradise. Na Sheng, a Miao girl from the Central Regions, travels to this paradise to escape the chaos which left her home destroyed. But Yun Huang isn't exactly like the legends say.
This tale tells the story of Prince Su Mo of Hai Guo and the Crown Princess Bai Ying of Kong Sang, whom met a hundred years ago on the White Tower. Su Mo, then a slave, was sent to relieve Bai Ying, then a bride to the Crown Prince Zhen Lan of Kong Sang, of her boredom. In these three years they accompanied each other, Bai Ying fell in love with Su Mo. But fate was cruel, and it led to Bai Ying jumping off the 22-km White Tower to embrace the wind. After emerging from a slumber of ten years, as Kong Sang is on the brink of destruction, she finally takes up her responsibility as the Crown Princess.
Now a hundred years later, Cang Liu dominates Yun Huang, and Su Mo, who now possesses great powers, has returned in search for his old love Bai Ying. With both facing a mutual threat, will his love for Bai Ying and the burden of bringing his people back to Hai Guo make him overcome his hatred towards Kong Sang?
Adapted from the novel "Jing - Shuang Cheng" (镜·双城) by Cang Yue (沧月).
In order to support the Central Soviet Area in breaking the Kuomintang’s military "encirclement and suppression" and economic blockade, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China decided to establish a red communication line from Shanghai to the Soviet Area via Hong Kong and Shantou.
Zou Zuo Ren is the head of the Bogongao station of the transportation line. Together with other large, medium and small transportation stations, he is carrying out the top secret mission of transporting personnel and scarce supplies to the Soviet area, and also transporting funds and intelligence from the Soviet area to the Shanghai Party Central Committee. Under the leadership of Zou Zuo Ren, the traffic men battled wits with the enemy.
Under the rigorous investigation of the Kuomintang military commander with Cao Rui Ying as the station leader, several small stations were destroyed, but the traffic men who were loyal to the party would rather die than surrender, protecting the party's secrets with their blood and lives. In the arduous task of escorting more than one hundred delegates from all over the country to Ruijin to participate in the Second Chinese Soviet Congress, Zou Zuo Ren and others sacrificed their heroic feats to ensure that all delegates were escorted to Ruijin unscathed, ensuring the meaning. The major Second Congress of the Chinese Soviet was held as scheduled.
