A young man who was hit by a storm due to the special historical background of the 1970s had to survive a near-death experience with his sister in order to survive. After going through hardships and dangers, they secretly ran to the far west of the motherland, the remote, desolate and uninhabited mysterious and vast Xinjiang. What kind of harsh environment they were about to face, and what kind of new and different life they would write. . . . .
The former old landowner, the late father of these two young men, had hanged himself and went to the underworld, begging King Yama, requesting reincarnation, the cycle of life. After many reincarnations as various animals, he could witness and recall various past events and current life in the Northwest from the perspective of animals. Reuniting with my family again in this way, I want to see what my children have experienced, what their daily lives are like now, and how through my own efforts, I can take root in the vast wilderness and ice and snow of the Northwest, build my own family, and create a small world of my own. This is a life feat.
At the same time, it also satisfies his infinite regret and self-blame as a father. . . . Perhaps this is also a way to make up for what you owe the children and do what you can to help.
While telling the story, it also simultaneously shows what the basic life of the people in Xinjiang was like at that time. It also allows us to fully understand Xinjiang through the third eye, and understand the customs, customs, and living habits there.
Purpose: Work hard to live a good life