Synopsis of the story: Chinese society was turbulent during the Great Revolution, but Chinese farmers faced the loess and turned their backs to the sky. However, due to the private ownership of land, most farmers had no land and relied on renting land from landlords to support their families. There was a landlord named Wu Daoyi in Wujia Village at the northern foot of the Wuling Mountains in southern Hunan. He owned hundreds of acres of fertile land. Tenant farmers in the surrounding areas all rented his land to make a living. 1933 Was a year of severe drought. The tenant farmer Wu Mingtian had no harvest in the autumn and could not pay the rent. , Wu Daoyi asked him to use his 15-year-old daughter to pay the rent, and his wife hanged herself. Wu Mingtian was desperate and broke into the Wu family with a sickle in hand. Finally, he died tragically under the whip of Wu Daoyi's servant. His daughter Wu Hongying also fell into the clutches of the devil and the family was destroyed. When the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army passed through Wujia Village, they set up a temporary court there, held a public trial, and shot Wu Daoyi. Wu Hongying also embarked on the revolutionary road. She followed the Red Army instructor Wang Jinshan and experienced the Anti-Japanese War, the Liberation War and land reform. Her husband Wang Jinshan also participated in the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea, and later went through all kinds of hardships and was repatriated to Taiwan from the Geoje Island prisoner-of-war camp. He never forgot his original intention and adhered to the integrity of a Communist Party member. When he returned to the embrace of his motherland, he attended the 60th anniversary celebration of the victory in the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea...
