[History + Daily Life + Cute Babies + Material Flow + Tears + Feelings of Family and Country]
Eight-year-old primary school student Chen Anle (Lele) has a secret. His toy room leads to the snow-capped mountains and meadows of 1935.
When he traveled through time for the first time, he saw a group of "weird uncles" wearing tattered single clothes, chewing tree bark and leather belts.
Lele thought they were playing the "hardship game" until the grandfather with warm hands fell in the snow to save a morsel of food.
Lele cried. He ran back to modern times, emptied his snack cabinet, and dismantled his piggy bank.
"Grandpa Red Army doesn't cry, Lele has candy, Lele has bread, Lele's family has a supermarket!"
From a handful of White Rabbit toffee to boxes of lunch meat; from down jackets to anti-inflammatories.
Lele "moved" her family's supermarket to Long March Road.
There are no system tasks, no punishment for erasure, just the purest wish of an eight-year-old child:
"I want all the heroes to have enough to eat, to walk out of the grass alive, and to see New China!"
This is a feeding that spans time and space, and it is also an inheritance of faith.
