Japan was closed to the outside world at the beginning of the 19th century. A group of orchid scholars looking forward to the founding of the country (Japanese intellectuals who came into contact with Western culture by learning Dutch in early modern times) secretly copied the map of Japan under the power of the shogunate. In order to give copies of the map to the Dutch, they sent a young orchid scholar Dao an to set out as an emissary. The Taoist nunnery covered its tracks and walked in the mountains, while the mountain guards led by the mountain began their mountain hunting with the portraits of the Taoist nunnery sent by the shogunate.
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