Shangri-La

The story takes place in the Sichuan-Tibet area in the 1930s. On the grasslands of the Zhongdian area, Biaoyong Kongwu's young man Tashi Phuntsok (played by Hu Ge) gallops. The tragic scene that happened to his mother in his childhood made him follow his father Cordyceps into Kowloon Bay and become a horse thief with the idea of ​​revenge. As an adult, in order to rescue his father Cordyceps who was captured, Tashi kidnapped Chieftain Duoji (played by Weizi) and his daughter Lecang Zhuoma (played by Wang Like). This was a misunderstanding caused by a conspiracy, but it made the young man and the beautiful Dolma form an indissoluble bond. Under the background of the times, Sichuan and Tibet naturally cannot settle down in a corner. Wang Dalong, the county magistrate of Zhongdian National Government, demonized the Communist Party and instigated Dorji's younger brother Sangji (Dobjie) to usurp the position of chieftain and prevent the Red Army from entering Tibet. Under the blue sky and snowy mountains, on the plateau and white clouds, the children of ethnic minorities composed a song of life in front of the righteousness of the nation and their country...