Lin Mu lost both his parents. After studying veterinary medicine in college, he returned to the Greater Khingan Range after graduation to work as a forest ranger.
When his uncle and aunt died in a car accident, he also became the guardian of his three-year-old cousin, Lin Lin.
He took the little girl to live with him at a remote mountain station. While patrolling the mountains and protecting the forest, he used his veterinary skills to help injured wild animals: roe deer, white foxes, owls, wild boar piglets...
Lin Lin had a natural affinity for animals and gave every one of them a name. Before long, the station had become a lively “mountain wildlife park.”
The mountains held poachers’ traps, but also kind-hearted villagers and Zhou Xue, a warmhearted female veterinarian.
As he protected the forest and cared for the adorable child, Lin Mu found the warmth of a home and gained both a career and love.
A lighthearted and cheerful tale of an adorable child, pets, and heartwarming healing.
