Jade-faced peach blossoms always meet. Is Wang Ning a good man?

Wang Ning is a good man. This play is adapted from Cao's novel "Tu Jia Nv". It tells the story that Hu Jiao and Jia tied the knot because of a paper engagement, and the husband and wife joined hands to enter the officialdom Wulin.

Xu grew up in a poor family, became the number one scholar through poverty and hard work, and married Hu Jiao, the youngest daughter of the Li family. Although Hu Jiao was born in a butcher's family and didn't know much about literature and ink, she was outgoing, active and generous, and kept everything in order.

Xu serves the people wholeheartedly and strives for reform and innovation. Gradually, since he took office as Xiancheng, Xu reduced local taxes and solved the silver mine case. Hu Jiao attended Jiandu County School and set up boxing classes to help Xu decide the case. The two men jointly won the unanimous recognition of locals and strangers.

After Xu was promoted to viceroy, he planted Chinese herbal medicines, developed the economy and eased the great famine. In addition, Hu Jiao bravely went out of the city to invite reinforcements in the border town mutiny, and The Legend of the Mill Couples was shocking. The couple overcame the difficulties together and Xu rose steadily. Unexpectedly, Xu's work suddenly fell into a trough, and her illness fell like a mountain.

The two can only go back to their hometown, with Hu Jiao Chong Feng in the front, showing their talents in business to support their families, while Xu has nothing to do in logistics management. Soon, Xu's work changed dramatically, and he resolutely resisted the pressure of work and returned to Beijing. The husband and wife firmly believe that they will once again control corrupt officials and step into the road of action to benefit the people.