As a child, a girl was trapped in a mountain cave, where she depended on a giant white bear for survival. Years later, she gave birth to a child: Little Bear.
Little Bear inherited his father's immense strength, but had his mother's kind heart and gentle nature.
Under the giant white bear's protection, Little Bear learned to walk and talk, and to understand responsibility.
When he finally grew strong enough to move the boulder sealing the cave, he carried his mother out of the darkness and saw the real world for the first time.
After arriving in a village, Little Bear began a new life.
He didn't understand social customs or village rules, but with clumsy kindness and astonishing strength, he protected his mother and his new family.
He drove away wild beasts, rescued villagers, held back floods, and helped the village. He only wanted his mother to live in peace.
This is a story about family, courage, and growing up.
It follows a boy from a mountain cave as he enters a village, joins its community, and becomes the “bear cub” everyone can count on, all by staying true to himself.
He's no hero. He just wants to protect his family.