Luoyang is a gripping micro-series that focuses on the growth of women and the cutthroat world of court politics. At the heart of the story is Lu Qiumo, the daughter of a prominent military family who lost her parents at a tender age. Under the care of her aunt, an imperial concubine, Wu Jieyu, she endured a difficult upbringing. However, Lu Qiumo's life took a dramatic turn when her aunt suddenly descended into madness and vanished without a trace.

Forced out of her home, Lu Qiumo embarked on a journey into the palace to uncover the truth. Within its walls, she used her wit and bravery to rise from a downtrodden maid to a respected music officer, all while unraveling the deep-rooted conspiracies and secrets hidden within.

Poster of Luoyang [Photo provided by the producer] 

Luoyang showcases a diverse cast of courtly women, featuring intricate character development and heart-pounding plotlines. The power struggles within the palace are not just battles for authority; they're a crucible for the human spirit. Lu Qiumo navigates these power struggles, contending with both external dangers and her own inner turmoil. Her journey is a testament to defying fate and celebrating feminine wit and power. How she remains true to herself amid the ruthless game of power, while carving out her own place in a web of love and animosity, is a compelling focal point of the series. As the story unfolds, audiences will follow Lu Qiumo through the shifting landscape of courtly intrigue.

Poster of Luoyang [Photo provided by the producer] 

In addition to its engrossing plot, the series delves deeply into traditional culture, utilizing the costumes, music, architecture, and other details to bring the allure of Chinese aesthetics to life. It transports audience on a cultural journey through the splendor of the Tang Dynasty, offering a time-travel glimps into a world from over a thousand years ago.