Children of the Country

Introduction to "Children of the Nation" "Children of the Nation" is based on the real historical event of "Three Thousand Orphans Entering Inner Mongolia" as the background. It tells the touching story of the early 1960s, when orphans in orphanages in Shanghai and other places faced survival crises due to natural disasters. Under the overall arrangements of the state, more than 3,000 orphans were sent to the grasslands of Inner Mongolia and adopted by herdsmen. The protagonist Wu Yun is one of these "children of the country". In the autumn of 1963, when she was about 3 years old, she came from Shanghai to the grassland of Zalut Banner, Zhelim League. She thrived under the support of her adoptive parents and became an excellent doctor. Under the nourishment of the grassland, the dark clouds gradually fade away from the cowardice of the southern orphans and grow into authentic children of the grassland. She took root and grew up under the love of her adoptive parents and the love of the nation. She used her ordinary life to write a touching chapter of the deep feelings of "a country has a family" and national unity.