Buddha Mountain charts the stories of three teenage drop-outs, Ding Bo (Chen Po-lin), Nan Feng (Fan Bingbing) and Fei Zao (Fei Long), and their middle-aged landlord, a retired Peking opera singer (Sylvia Chang) who has lost her son in a car accident. There’s no nudity and no overtly political references, factors that surely helped it pass the censors’ keen eyes. The drama mainly revolves around the quartet as they clash over values, romance and the generational divide, only resolved when the four travel together to a mountain to help rebuild a temple destroyed during the Sichuan earthquake. 
Buddha Mountain charts the stories of three teenage drop-outs, Ding Bo (Chen Po-lin), Nan Feng (Fan Bingbing) and Fei Zao (Fei Long), and their middle-aged landlord, a retired Peking opera singer (Sylvia Chang) who has lost her son in a car accident. There’s no nudity and no overtly political references, factors that surely helped it pass the censors’ keen eyes. The drama mainly revolves around the quartet as they clash over values, romance and the generational divide, only resolved when the four travel together to a mountain to help rebuild a temple destroyed during the Sichuan earthquake.
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