From the 1940s to the mid-1990s, from the decline of the landlord class represented by Wang Bingzhong, to that class becoming a member of the working people, until entering modern society, the process of having to change is only a painful and unchangeable result for individuals, and it is a painful and unchangeable result for history. It is a long-established necessity. The declining class represented by Zhao Laoguai has had deep conflicts and entanglements with the Wang family for more than half a century. In fact, it is the product of history and reality. The entangled story of the two families is a microcosm of millions of rural lives. The crop owners, represented by Boss Wei, are overwhelmed by the excitement of being the masters of the family, struggling in the labor force, trapped and confused by the bells of the production team, and at a loss when the new era comes... The imprint of history makes them unforgettable. Sticking to the land under their feet and the women who love them have become their unwavering faith. Every drum beat that the men and women on the big slopes beat is because they have an unchanging belief in life in their hearts!
In a modern society where people are impetuous and materialistic, and people don't know what day it is, the happy life of the farmers on the large slopes is an important inspiration to those confused people - the happiness and joy of life are all around us.
"Big Slope" is a picture of the life of a farmer.
"Big Slope" is a short history. The contradiction between desire and reality requires us to think deeply.