Old tune

In 1921, in Butterfly Spring Village at the foot of Fenghuangling Mountain, the protagonist Bai Mao was a child picked up on the bank of the Yellow River by Shao Shoutian, the head of the Shao family class who made a living by interpreting the old tunes of shadow puppets. Bai Mao and Shao Shoutian's biological son Xiaohua came to the Shao family on the same day. The rule passed down from ancestors is: Laoqiang shadow puppetry is inherited from the family, and is passed down from male to female, from within to outside. The children grew up day by day, but Xiaohua, as Shao Shoutian's only biological son, wanted to go to school all the time and refused to learn the old tune, which made Shao Shoutian very sad and angry. However, the white hair he picked up was surprisingly fascinated and loved the old tune. In order to learn the old tune, Bai Mao did many things that shocked and touched Shao Shoutian. In addition, Bai Mao's obsession with the old tune and his unique talent finally touched Shao Shoutian. Regardless of the criticism around him, he broke the rules of his ancestors, accepted Baimao as his apprentice, and taught the art of the old tune to Baimao. Xiaofeng was fostered in Shao's class. She and Xiaohua were their childhood sweethearts. Xiaohua went to school in the city. In order to inherit the ancestral line and the art of Laoqiang, Shao Shoutian let Xiaofeng marry Baimao. Xiaofeng regards Baimao as her brother, and Xiaohua is the only one in her heart. At the wedding, the drunken Xiaohua and Baimao fought. On the wedding night, Bai Mao suffered from sexual dysfunction...