Peach Blossoms: The End: Liao Chunfeng was about to be shot, and the people of Shui Che Lane came out to see him off. Yun Xiu, dressed in a red wedding dress, greeted Liao Chunfeng, took out the marriage report and handed it to Liao Chunfeng, and admitted that she had also filed an application.

He Jiangshan, watching his sister come to her death, reddened his eyes. The Shui family's mother brought a farewell drink, and Yun Xiu and Liao Chunfeng drank the same toast and married in the presence of the people of Shui Che Lane, who were moved by Yun Xiu's steadfastness and bravery. They went to the execution ground to the sound of Feng Sanwa's mournful Qin opera.

Zhang Weiyi plays police chief Bai Yaozu, who is saved from death:

The 60-episode drama, "Peach Blossoms Still Smile", finally reaches its grand finale, where the people of Shui Che Alley are left to fend for themselves, and Cui and Liao Chunfeng are brought together once again after a series of life- and death-defying experiences, with Cui's son and daughter killed. Cui also kills Guo Jian, the traitor who killed her son and Black Bull. In a time of warlordism, the forces of war are at work, social relations are complicated, and each side is determined to die.

Police chief Bai Yaozu, played by Zhang Weiyi, continues to test the boundaries of his character in the midst of chaos in order to fulfill his mother's wish to honor her family.

Eventually, driven by his own greed for money and profit, he was used by the Japanese spy Qiao Mu Womei, who used the fact that he was pregnant with Bai Yaozu's flesh and blood as a bait to force Bai Yaozu to blow up the National Army's armory, and at the last minute, when he learned that his parents and his wife, Feng Lamei, had all been killed by the bombing, Bai Yaozu finally repented of his wrongdoing and died with Qiao Mu in the midst of his self-accusation and realized the salvation of his personality.