Number of episodes: 52
Starring: Shuchang, Chen Jianfeng, Qiao Zhenyu, Li Zhinan, Tan Kai
Brief introduction to the story of Fenghuo beauty:
It tells the growing history of a powerful woman in the ups and downs of love and fate after a family's downfall in the late Qing Dynasty.
With the ever-changing business world in Shanghai as its background, beacon lady tells the story of Tong Yuwan, a legendary actress played by Shuchang, who revives the family business after ups and downs. The love and resentment between Tong Yuwan, the heroine, Du Yuntang (Chen Jianfeng) and Zhou Tingchen (Qiao Zhenyu) is the most important part of the play.
Shuchang, who hasn't made a time play for ten years, plays the story of a descendant of the royal family, a girl who receives new ideas and education, dreams to study painting in France, but experiences ups and downs in love and fate, and finally grows into a strong woman in the financial field.
In the 1920s, Tong Yuwan, a new woman born in a declining royal family, was forced to marry Du Yuntang, the son of industrialist Du Ruida, at the order of her parents, because she put her life-saving love on the warrior Zhou Tingchen. Tong Yuwan buried the pain in his heart, survived the adversity in the Du family's complex family, and became a powerful female tycoon in Shanghai business. His husband Du Yun Tang dandy is the best partner in Yuwan business. Zhou Tingchen joined the revolution.
When Yu Wan was young, his partner Li Shaofeng pretended to be the only son of the Li family as a beggar. Later, he dedicated his younger sister Li Xuemei to the warlord Shen Zhipei, and took refuge in Japanese foreign companies to compete with Du's industry for the development of the wharf. Tong Yuwan had a series of emotional disputes with his lover Zhou Tingchen, husband Du Yuntang, friend Li Xuemei, enemy Li Shaofeng, twin sisters Qingping and Hongyu, as well as a series of intrigues of power, interest and desire. After years of war, such as warlords' scuffle, Sino foreign business war, Northern Expedition war and so on. In the end, Tong Yuwan understood the ups and downs in the turbulent times, donated all her wealth for the revolution, and lived in seclusion with her husband Du Yuntang in the northeast town.