In the Grape City of Xinjiang, where the Flame Mountain and the Karez are intertwined, the epic struggle of a teacher family spanning thirty years resonates with the pulse of the times. From 1994 when Hemiti walked into the school with radio teaching aids to 2066 when Sunzi Erpan stood on the international podium as a chip expert, three generations of people have deeply embedded their personal destiny in the modern changes of the ancient Silk Road on the journey of poverty alleviation through education and serving the country through science and technology.
Hemiti transformed from a rural teacher into a pioneer of education informatization, knocking on the digital door with Basic language, but was hit by the epidemic during the wave of entrepreneurship; his wife Dilibair transformed from an art teacher into a middle-level school, and went against the current in the vocational education reform, using psychological knowledge to resolve her son's depression crisis. Daughter Zilalai went from being the top student in a high school class in China to an international medical star, and developed an effective drug to cure adolescent mental illness; son Aizemat experienced setbacks in high school in high school and was blocked by chip technology, and finally led his team to break through the semiconductor bottleneck and make Chinese chips shine in the world.
