Tang Xiaochuan Wanders Through Poetry (22 episodes) - AllShorts
Twenty-five-year-old corporate slave Tang Xiaochuan is sucked into Three Hundred Tang Poems by an old book left by his grandfather, embarking on a free trip…
Twenty-five-year-old corporate slave Tang Xiaochuan is sucked into Three Hundred Tang Poems by an old book left by his grandfather, embarking on a free trip back in time to the flourishing Tang Dynasty. Unfortunately, there are no strategy guides, no Wi-Fi, only a phone with no signal and a belly full of modern complaints. Each poem tells a story: at Wang Bo's farewell banquet, he invents "reverse navigation"; when Chen Zi'ang fails in his job hunt, he orchestrates a marketing stunt by smashing a million-dollar guqin; and when Zhang Ruoxu asks him beside the river on a moonlit spring night, "Who by the riverside first saw the moon?", he almost blurts out "Yuanmou Man." Tang poetry is no longer just memorizing and reciting texts, but living, breathing people of flesh and blood.