四川八旬老人独居深山与世隔绝，自称是汉武帝刘彻后人，山中仅有一栋木屋两块水田。

Can you believe it? Deep in the vast mountains of Sichuan, a family was unexpectedly discovered. An octogenarian lives alone there, completely isolated from the world. To reach this place, one must climb two thousand steps of nearly seventy-degree vertical stone stairs, a truly exhausting and strenuous journey. Upon reaching the summit, incredibly, the elderly man claimed to be a descendant of Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Che, from two thousand years ago, with a family genealogy as proof. The area is high in the mountains, densely forested, and surrounded by desolate wilderness. The old man earns his living solely by diligently cultivating two rice paddies in front of his house. Even though the scenery here is beautiful, like a paradise, why does he live alone in such a remote mountain place? How has he peacefully endured his lonely and desolate life? As a descendant of royalty, why does he choose to remain in this desolate wilderness? What untold reasons lie behind this choice? Today, let's follow our camera and venture deep into the mountains to find out what's going on.