My Ordos

The heroic story of Genghis Khan has been passed down through the ages, and the Genghis Khan Mausoleum, guarded by his descendants for generations, is a holy place worshiped by the Mongolian nation. With the popularity of the TV series "Genghis Khan" on CCTV, the story of Genghis Khan and his descendants' steppe heroes has attracted great attention among the audience. Many mysterious legends about Genghis Khan's Mausoleum have also caused heated discussions among historians and all walks of life. This drama is another epic and heroic story carefully created by the original cast of the TV series "Genghis Khan" and revolves around some secrets that happened at Genghis Khan's Mausoleum in 1937. In October 1937, Japanese spy Yoshida sneaked into Ordos as a scholar, accompanied by Rong Jie. He secretly met with the secret agent Cuckoo, who had been lurking for a long time, and discussed using heavy troops to move Genghis Khan's mausoleum to Japan. If the operation failed, he would blow up the mausoleum to implement Tojo Hideki's big soul plan to conquer Mongolia. Prince De, who was in cahoots with the Japanese invaders, took advantage of the opportunity to attend the 770th anniversary of the birth of Genghis Khan and coerced Prince Changsha, Prince Da, the chief and deputy ally of Ordos, into cooperating with him. Commissioner Bai of the Kuomintang also wanted to lure Prince Da to Nanjing. However, his adjutant, Yoshida's student Brin, reported him and was killed by Japanese agents on the way. Prince Da was captured by the Japanese invaders and tortured in every possible way to force him to be a puppet. At the same time, he forced the sand king