In the late 1920s, a beautiful woman with an unfortunate life experience, Gu Haitang (Qin Lan), fled to Shanghai with her girl Zi Ling, struggling to survive in this magical capital of good and evil. During this period, she reunites with Yu Lifan (Kevin Cheng) who once helped her. I graduated from Whampoa Military Academy and went to Shanghai this time to cooperate with the workers' movement.
However, Haitang, who lives at the bottom of society and has seen the ugliest side of human nature, relies on courage and wisdom to deal with a complicated person like local snake Huanglong (Shuoyang ornaments), but it is like a lotus that emerges from the mud, not stained, and blooms bright and dazzling flowers in an extremely dirty environment.
Step by step, she became the heavy responsibility of Shanghai, and at the same time, she never lost her kind and compassionate nature, and made every effort to help the suffering people and help Lifan's revolutionary cause. In the turbulent years, Gu Haitang wrote an indomitable legend of a woman with her life. ...
Large-scale production makes the whole drama picture exquisite and full of beauty, and each actor's careful interpretation makes the drama win the love of many audiences and become a new benchmark for drama of the times. The shaping of each role is very delicate and full of charm.
In the play, the beauty of Haitang is a kind of existence that transcends the times and regions. Huanglong's is purely a typical example of the audience's infatuation, while Lifan is the soul of the whole play and a hero who always adheres to his beliefs. Qin Lan's acting skills were praised, Kevin Cheng's eyes were charming, and Shuoyang's devotion was touching. On the whole, this is a good play.