tells the story of the fantasy journey of Chun Yuqi, a down-and-out military attache in the Tang Dynasty. The feelings of "putting on the table" are intertwined with fame and the secret desire of "doing but not saying", which is a microcosm of the world.

According to Baidu Encyclopedia, Nan Ke Meng was adapted from Nan Ke Ji, which is called "Linchuan Four Dreams" together with Peony Pavilion, Purple Hairpin Ji and Handan Ji, and was written by Tang Xianzu, a playwright in Ming Dynasty. It tells the story of the fantasy journey of Chun Yuqi, a down-and-out military attache in the Tang Dynasty. The feelings of "putting on the table" are intertwined with fame and the secret desire of "doing but not saying", which is a microcosm of the world.

"Nan Ke Meng" was co-produced by Sheng Kun and Taiwan Province Jianguo Engineering Culture and Art Foundation. Wang Meiyu, secretary of Sheng Kun Theatre, told reporters that this landing at the National Grand Theatre was a fine-tuned version after many revisions. The cast is young and beautiful, and the average age of starring is no more than 3 years old. Although young, Shi Xiaming and Dan Wen, the leading actors and heroines, each give an average of nearly 2 performances a year, which makes them better at depicting characters in details.