A Record of Survival on a Forest Farm in Northeast China in the 1950S

Zhang Lei, a modern special operations soldier, encountered an accident while performing a mission. When he opened his eyes, he landed in a leaky adobe house in Yushugou Village in Northeast China in the 1950s. "Zhang Lei" became a poor farmer with only four walls and a sick mother (Zhang Guilan) and a thin sister (Zhang Xiulian) to support. He clutched only half a bag of moldy cornmeal and gritted his teeth to make ends meet. Using his wild survival skills, he sets traps to catch hares, braves the cold to go into the mountains to collect herbs, and makes a name for himself by subduing wild boars. He meets Wang Chunxing, a local girl who knows herbal medicine and is willing to endure hardships. From a temporary ranger to the deputy director of the forest farm, he protected the forest, fought against poachers, and overcame food shortages, taking root in the tide of the times; Wang Chunxing accompanied him through the winter snow, raising his daughter, and taking care of the family business. The two of them used their hands to replace the adobe house with a brick house, and let the warm stove fireworks in the forest and snowy fields have heated up for nineteen years, and also heated up the life of "a foreign country is my hometown".