1. Synopsis of "Love between Mountains and Rivers": During the Spring and Autumn Period, Liang Xigong fought and married Mianjiang, a beautiful woman of Cao (Lin Qingcheng). Prime Minister Reese coveted Mianjiang's beauty, teased him frequently, was repeatedly rejected, and was resentful, so he sent a fake letter and called Jisu's son who had been with Mianjiang since childhood to a private meeting in the palace in an attempt to frame him. Fortunately, Dai Ying, the bridesmaid, helped us turn the tables. Unexpectedly, Feng Chai, the son of Zhi Su, was found to have given Mianjiang a gift, so he encouraged Gong to storm Mianjiang and colluded with Chong's concubine to steal the son from Cao. In times of crisis, Dai Ying, with the help of Ji Ji's handmaid, pleaded with the hundred princes and finally rescued Mianjiang in Xiangling Temple.

2. Love between Mountains and Rivers is a costume drama of Yue Opera. 1947 is based on part of the plots of French Dumas' novel The Chivalrous Man (now translated as The Three Musketeers) and China's novel The Legend of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, which is adapted by Nan Wei, Han Yi and Rong Cheng. The whole play is divided into two parts.