Autumn Coolness in Life

The Manchu Qing government fell, but the foreigners, warlords, and revolutionary troops all came on stage, performing a series of wonderful but extremely heavy dramas in the ancient land of China. On and off the bustling stage, even ordinary people were unconsciously involved. In Neptune Village in old Beijing, Zhou Yigui (played by Li Chengru) took over the antique shop Shangzhenge from his master. He remembered his master's teachings to do business with a conscience, and at the same time, he was careful to deal with all forces. On the other side, Fu Silong (played by Zhang Tielin), a son of the Eight Banners, keeps a theater troupe at home, befriends powerful people, clings to foreigners, and is always looking for opportunities to get ahead in the chaos of changing dynasties. Yu Wangcai (played by Li Liqun), who also opened a shop in Haiwang Village, coveted Shangzhen Pavilion and used all kinds of conspiracies and tricks to trouble Shopkeeper Zhou. He has a similar affinity with the rich third master, and he does not hesitate to engage in the unethical work of digging graves in search of antiques to please foreigners. The chaos of the times is left behind. This group of little people use their words and deeds to illustrate their moral cultivation...