Su Dongpo

During the Jiayou period of the Northern Song Dynasty, Su Xun of Meizhou took his two sons, the elder Su Shi and the younger Su Su Zhe, out of Shu to Beijing to take the exam. They won the high ranking and won the favor of Renzong. Su Xun's "On the Six Kingdoms" also caused a sensation in the capital, and the "Three Sus" became famous all over the world. However, Su Dongpo, who was ambitious and talented, and who was called by Wang Anshi "It took hundreds of years for such a person to appear." Su Dongpo, who spanned Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, and was a pioneer in poetry, calligraphy, and painting in the New Territories. The years are lost to the road, the fate is trapped in the party struggle, the life depends on the wind and rain, and the mind is dedicated to the common people. His talent is greatly envied and will never go away; although he is a literary hero, his words bring misfortune to him; although the truth is precious, it is difficult to tolerate it in power. Su Dongpo, who was a maverick in the spiritual desert, carried the goddess-like love given to him by Xiaolian, took his confidante Wang Chaoyun, and carried the rights and wrongs, grudges, joys and sorrows of political opponents and relatives and friends. He walked through the mountains and rivers of the Song Dynasty with the support of Wang Fu and Wang Runzhi. In his later years, he was demoted to an isolated island in Hainan and moved to the end of the world, to the long river of Chinese history, and to the hearts of the descendants of Yan and Huang. This drama