Fireworks Era

In China in the 1980s, the soil for ice and snow sports had not been deeply cultivated, and figure skating was a distant and unfamiliar term. Su Ran, who resolutely returned from country M, was the first pioneer in China to be exposed to systematic figure skating training. She gave up the generous treatment and top resources of foreign clubs, took a stack of training notes and full of enthusiasm, returned to her motherland where there were only a few standard ice rinks, and became a new coach starting from scratch. In Fengzhai Village in Pingyuan Province, You Ning, a little rural girl named "You Erni", didn't know what skates were. Her only "talent" was the tenacity in her bones to get up no matter how many times she fell. One is a pioneer coach who cherishes ideals but is struggling, and the other is a weed-like student who has an earthy flavor but grows stubbornly. This pair of underappreciated newcomers, master and apprentice, begins a wrestling with fate. This story is a legend on the ice, There are also portraits of countless young people in that era running wildly towards their ideals - their youth was at the same time as the fate of their home and country; their struggle itself was the most dazzling fireworks.