Thatched Cottage Country

This is a down-to-earth period drama about rural northern China. There are no tricks to cheat and counterattack, only the most real fireworks, sufferings and responsibility of the family and country of the people at the bottom. In troubled times, wars raged across the border. Countless border guards fought in bloody battles and buried their bones in foreign lands, leaving behind their wives and children in thatched cottages in their hometowns to cling to a mountain and river. The protagonist, Lin Zhou, looked at the countless dead and injured brothers around him and the desolate battlefield, and made the heaviest promise, every word of which was resounding. He would live up to his responsibilities in this life, and would do his best to bring these brothers who had been through life and death home safely and to their graves. The soldiers on the front line resisted the foreign enemies with their flesh and blood bodies, while the ordinary people in the rear supported the entire rear area with their ordinary bodies. Ordinary farm girls in Qingshi Town spontaneously formed a food delivery team. They were not afraid of the rugged mountain roads and the dangers ahead. They ran around day and night carrying heavy amounts of military rations, just to keep the frontline soldiers fed and to protect their country. There is no earth-shattering ability, only the simplicity and loyalty in his heart. Xiulian, a country girl, is the most ordinary member of the ration delivery team. She does not seek fame or reward. She only knows that rations are the life of frontline soldiers and the foundation for protecting their home and country. On a dangerous mountain road while delivering food, she encountered a sudden danger. In order to desperately protect the entire truck of life-saving rations and prevent them from falling into the enemy's hands and cutting off the frontline's vitality, Xiulian gave up on self-protection and defended the rations with her weak body. In the end, she lost her footing and fell off a cliff. She exchanged an ordinary life for worry-free food and grass. Although the thatched house is short, it can hold the great righteousness of the world; although the people are small, they can carry thousands of miles of mountains and rivers. Here you can see the daily laughter of rural neighbors and the hardships and hardships of the people at the bottom.