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Renowned Cantonese opera artist Sun Kim-long has been engaged in the education of Cantonese Opera for many years and works tirelessly to promote the art form to the academia.  In line with the 'aesthetic development' learning experience under the new senior secondary school system, he has specifically designed an educational programme featuring the classic, Moon Pavilion to the students.  It aims to enhance the students' ability to appreciate Cantonese Opera and to stimulate their interest in the art form.  The programme includes pre-performance demonstration workshop and performance cum post-performance discussion.

This is the story of Ruilan, the daughter of Wang Zhen, a minister.  Ruilan was separated from her mother during wartime, but she was lucky to meet scholar Jiang Shilong in the countryside.  They helped each other in adversity and she made with him the pledge of a lifetime by giving him her hairpin. Ruilian, Shilong's younger sister, met Mrs. Wang and became her adopted daughter.  Shilong and Ruilan went to take refuge in Qin Xingfu and got married.  Unexpectedly, they met Wang Zhen again.  The minister despised Shilong's poverty and broke up the affectionate couple.  Shilong was painfully sad and threw himself into the river.  He was saved by a mother and her son of a Bian family, and became an adopted son of the mother.  Three years later, Wang Zhen was promoted to prime minister and forced Ruilan and Ruilian to marry the new first place and third place of the imperial examination respectively.  It turned out that they were Shilong and Xingfu who changed their names.  Ruilan and Shilong mourned each other at Xuanmiao Temple and met there again.  They taught the snobbish prime minister a lesson, and this pair of lovers lived happily ever after.