Taiwan's first governor Liu Mingchuan

The play takes historical events such as Liu Mingchuan's resistance to the French to protect Taiwan, planning to establish the province, and the development and construction of Taiwan as the main line. It objectively and vividly shows the changes in Taiwan during that period of history, as well as the voices of the people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait calling for national unity and longing for the reunification of the motherland... The war reports reached the capital, the court was furious, the Qing Dynasty was boiling, and the war and peace factions were at loggerheads. Faced with a critical situation, Cixi, who had just taken control of the court, was determined to go to war with the French army. So Liu Ming, the Huai Army general who had been urgently recruited and had retired for a long time, returned to Beijing and was ordered to supervise Taiwan's military affairs with the title of governor. He took on the important task of protecting Taiwan and resisting the law... After many twists and turns, Liu Mingchuan finally gained the trust of the court and was finally able to make the trip. In order to attack the Qing government and gain an advantage at the negotiating table, the French army prepared to intercept and kill Liu Mingchuan. Liu Mingchuan learned of this and came to Shanghai as deputy negotiator. He also deliberately visited brothels to confuse the French. After clever dealings, I finally got the chance and the trip is about to take place...