With the help of the fairies, Dong Yong regains his memory after lightning passes through his body.
With the clue of time, this article attempts to hackle all the relics and literature related to Dong Yong story in more than one thousand year, hoping to show the status of development and change of.
Dong Yong and Xiao Qi treasure every moment they are given as a married couple.
Promotion or demotion of identities of Dong Yong and the Seventh Fairy and introduction of pagoda tree's imagery after the Song Dynasty are directly results of folklore ideal.
There are Yan Wenjiang in Boshan, Wang Qiao in Zichuan, Dong Yong in Zhoucun, Xiaozi Temple in Ziyu Mountain and Dong Yong Tomb in Dabu Mountain.
Touched by the love between Xiao Qi and Dong Yong, the imperial emperor agrees to their marriage.
He sends Xinba to Fu Residence to protect Dong Yong secretly.
Dong Yong and his friends beg the Earth God for the way to go to the celestial palace, to no avail.
On the day of their marriage, Xiao Qi and Dong Yong discover they are given only a hundred days of conjugal life.
Dong Yong sold his body and buried his father as one of the twenty-four filial pieties. Later generations also deduced the story of the celestial match under the seven fairies Huaiyin tree. Although it is a legend, it also contains the filial piety culture in the national tradition.
Xiao Qi and the Earth God approach Lao Fu Zi to help Dong Yong regain his memory of her.
Even today, the story of the dutiful son, Dong Yong, still circulates among the residents.
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