The first time Li Yan touched ivory was on the third day after his father's house was confiscated. The two well-preserved tusks in the basement allowed him to survive that winter, but also led him to embark on a crooked path - he went to the mountains to raise elephants in enclosures, legally extracted the tusks, and sold them legally, and he became a shrewd business in elephants.
Shen Yu is different. His childhood ended the day his mother died of blood loss after her teeth were cut by poachers. He lives by pretending to be a human being, joins the Animal Welfare Society, and like a hedgehog that never stops, he desperately dives into every dirty corner.
They met on a rainy night. Li Yan teased him because he looked so good; Shen Yu checked him because he saw his mother's death in every elephant whose teeth were sawed.
Li Yan said: "I'm just cutting my nails."
Shen Yu said: "Elephants are not livestock."
What neither of them said was that in each other, they saw the wound that they least dared to face. One is turning family scars into a business, and the other is turning childhood scars into faith. They feed elephants, pick mushrooms, stew soup, drink wine, and get close to each other in the most clumsy way on a farm in the mountains.
Until Chen Kun's group of poachers aimed their guns at everything they owned.
This is a story about how scars recognize each other. It is also a story about how a person who steals ivory gives his heart away.
Purpose: Protect animals, harmonious coexistence between man and nature