Wife and children

A long-running TV series based on the novel "Picking Mulberries" by the famous writer Ye Guangqin. "Picking Mulberries - Wives and Children" Story Summary The TV series "Wives and Children" tells the story of the family ups and downs of Jin Zaiyuan, a clan member of the Manchu Qing Dynasty royal family in the city of Peiping during the century-old history of China. It panoramically reproduces the decline and fall of the royal family in the storm of the times, and shows the choices, struggles and resistance of the fourteen children of the Jin family towards their own destiny in the historical tide. The play vividly condenses the changes in China over the past century. It shows the complex mentality of the aristocratic children who were once well-dressed and well-fed, and moved forward in the tide of the times. It reflects the great changes and vicissitudes of Chinese society over the past one hundred years, and reflects the inheritance, rupture and evolution of Chinese traditional culture in the historical ups and downs. During the Japanese and puppet occupation, a celebrity charity performance kicked off the story in Beiping City. The Jin family, the royal family of the Qing Dynasty, has always passed down poetry and calligraphy to their families, and they tried their best to maintain the calmness of a high-ranking family in the chaotic times. Shun Jin, the daughter of the Jin family, is obsessed with her favorite Cheng style Tsing Yi art and lives only for Peking opera. However, she wants to be married into the family of a police chief who is a bandit. The director encouraged Shunjin to participate in a charity performance for celebrities in Peiping, whereupon Shunjin met Taiping, who was good at playing the huqin.