Wang Qiang

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Tenzin Banjue, a young Tibetan monk living in the temple, takes a long way back home for the first time to visit his brother who is in a vegetative state from falling off the cliff. Despite finding himself enamored by his brother's fiancée, he refuses his mother's offer to stay and marry her, who at the same time gets a marriage proposal from another man. Struggling between faith to his religion and truth to his heart of love, Tenzin, together with his brother and fiancée, takes on a soul searching journey of five thousand kilometers.

During the period of the Republic of China, Zheng Tianhu (played by Wang Xiaohu) ran away with his brother Fatty Lin (played by Cheng Ye) due to rent arrears and mistakenly enters an opera troupe where he is raided by warlord Zhang Dachang (Zhang Jiahao). In order to protect Tianhu and Fatty Lin, the troupe master has no choice but to accept the two brothers as disciples. The two brothers are forced to take on the two brothers as apprentices in order to protect them. Will they remain ordinary people? Or will they be men who take up the righteousness of their family and country?

The story tells the story of the Monkey King who thought he could return the love debt of the spider spirit and the reunion of the spider spirit, but was caught in the huge plot of his enemy, the six-eared macaque. What makes Wukong unable to free himself is that the descendants of the king of the king of the sharks, the shark demoness, who had been destroyed by Wukong, even took advantage of the six-eared macaque in the shark country to retaliate against Wukong, and the six-eared macaque secretly teamed up to plan a series of shocking plots to start a series of revenge against Wukong.