In the western Yunnan border village surrounded by mountains, young Lin Diansheng was trapped in the isolation of the mountains. He was numb to life and only wanted to escape from his homeland. Until a three-life education class unique to Yunnan broke into his youth.
Life education taught him to revere the creatures in the world and understand the weight of living itself; survival education took him into the mountains and fields to learn the strength to take root in adversity; life education made him wake up in the world of fireworks and see clearly that life is not only about traveling to distant places, but also about the responsibility of protecting his homeland.
Dangerous mountain torrents, patrolling mountains and forests, making decisions in the senior year of high school, the young man is torn between confusion and awakening. Some people try their best to run away, some people guard the borders, and some people choose to return home. From an ignorant and cowardly mountain boy to a young man who returned to his hometown for construction, Lin Diansheng and his companions completed their transformation on the land of Yunling.
What is home and country? Never a distant slogan. It is to respect every life, bear every hardship, and love the land beneath our feet. Using three lives to realize their true nature and using their youth to protect the soil of Yunnan, a generation of frontier teenagers integrated their personal destiny into the mountains and rivers of their country.
Purpose: To use Yunnan's local three-life education (life, survival, living) to write about the growth and transformation of borderland teenagers, explaining that the feelings of family and country are not empty slogans, but reverence for life, facing adversity, and loving the country; young people do not have to rush to distant places. After recognizing the suffering and beauty of their homeland, they choose to stick to it and integrate their personal lives into borderland construction, which is the most real responsibility for their country and homeland.
