The Great Southern Migration

At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the supervisory censor Li Zhonghan was punished for corrupt officials, which led to the execution of his entire family. His wife Li Sao and her family moved south with the refugees. They crossed the Yellow River, Poyang Lake, and the Wuyi Mountains, and came to Ge Tengao at the junction of Fujian, Guangdong, and Jiangxi. The son of a corrupt official was too violent and listened to the eunuch Tian Lingzi's slander. He regarded the Li family as the enemy who killed his father and chased him to Ge Tengwa, waiting for an opportunity to take revenge. During production and life, the Li family and the Han people who moved south had serious conflicts with the local mountain people, and they developed deep feelings from this. Luosheng and Qi Niang finally got married after many twists and turns. Too fierce and desperate to chase Li's sister-in-law, but was saved by Li's sister-in-law. Because Wu Maotang and Er Leng had visited Huangchao, Ge Tengwa was suppressed by the Tang army. The Han people and the mountain people united and fought against the same enemy to repel the Tang soldiers. He used the Chinese Han Dynasty to remonstrate with Emperor Li Ye of the Tang Dynasty. Li Ye withdrew his order and gave Ge Teng Ao tens of thousands of people, allowing the Han people to migrate there to multiply and live, passing on the fire from generation to generation.