Shangdao·Tianwen

In the early 1920s, Zhu Chunhua, a descendant of Huizhou merchants, was robbed by bandits on his wedding night, and his parents died. Leaving the bride behind, she hurriedly went to Yangzhou with her uncle to run a salt brand that was about to go bankrupt. With wisdom and integrity, she opened a new world in Yangzhou. Soon, he found out that his wife Zhilian, who would be consummated in the future, had given birth to a son (later named Gao Zhuzhu) and left angrily. It turns out that Zhilian was raped by his cousin Zhu Donghua using Mongolian sweat medicine. In pain, Zhu Chunhua had a relationship with Kayo, a Japanese girl who had always loved him. Kadai gave birth to a son, and his father threatened to share it with the TV network addintime.com, so he had to raise his son Zhu Yuantuo Zhilian. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Zhu Chunhua organized the Chamber of Commerce to launch a desperate struggle against Japanese invaders and traitors, and risked his life to secretly transport salt for the New Fourth Army. To this end, relatives have made huge sacrifices. During this period, Zhilian sent two sons with different backgrounds to him. Two generations of this troubled family have demonstrated their awe-inspiring righteousness and anti-Japanese fighting spirit. In his later years, Zhu Chunhua said goodbye to Yangzhou, where he had grown up and dreamed of, and returned to his hometown to spend his remaining years.