Gold finger

Author: Zhou Zhen Tian et al
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: In the late Qing Dynasty, young industrialist Tang Qingshan returned from Southeast Asia to Tianjin, ready to make a big splash in business and marry his long-time love, Shi Peizhen. In his career, he faced envy and resentment from Bao Daqin, who held a high position at a Japanese trading company. In love, he was also targeted by Fei Yongjia, who was also in love with Shi Peizhen. Bao and Fei conspired to frame Tang Qingshan, accusing him of participating in the Hundred Days' Reform and arresting him on the day of his wedding. In prison, he coincidentally met Prince Yi, who had been imprisoned for his involvement in the reform. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, Prince Yi died by hitting his head against a wall. On the eve of his suicide, he made Tang Qingshan wear his clothes. Due to their similar appearances, Tang Qingshan survived as Prince Yi. Several years later, Tang Qingshan returned to Tianjin to carry out his revenge plan, repeatedly inflicting heavy damage on Bao Daqin at the Japanese trading company. However, during the process of revenge, he discovered that his former classmate and friend, Fei Yongjia, who had now married Shi Peizhen, was also involved in the plot to frame him. Fei and Shi even had a lively and adorable daughter. His revenge plan was thrown into confusion. Yet, Bao and Fei did not stop their schemes against him, continuing to collude with the authorities to bring Tang Qingshan to his death. With the help of the Southern government led by Sun Yat-sen, the disguised Tang Qingshan successfully carried out his revenge plan. Afterward, he left Tianjin, donating a large sum of money left to him by Prince Yi to the Southern revolutionary government.