Have Wu Yonghe and Wei Zi from Shilixiang Winery ever had children?

Wu Yonghe and Wei Zi from Shilixiang Winery have no children.

The drama tells the story that China's national industry was thoroughly remoulded in the turmoil, and a generation of brewers went through hardships and industries to serve the country at the time of national survival.

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In the late Qing Dynasty, the miscellaneous grain wine brewed by Sichuan Shilixiang Winery was famous all over the world. When the old shopkeeper Chen chose his successor, he handed the burden to his son Wu Yonghe. After the Revolution of 1911, Wu Yonghe was elected as the president of Rongzhou Wine Chamber of Commerce. In order to protect the development of China liquor, he led Rongzhou liquor merchants to defeat the case of fake liquor made by unscrupulous merchants in good faith.

Gong Ze, a Japanese wine merchant, fought bravely to protect the national brand of China liquor. Later, he introduced the western business strategy in time and established the "Sanjiangyuan" joint-stock company. When War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out and the nation was in danger, Wu Yonghe, who had developed into a great entrepreneur, put national interests first and actively supported the war of resistance until the victory of the war of resistance, and the "Three Parallel Rivers" was reborn.