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Zhao Wen, a college student, walked out of the landlord's courtyard and went out to make a living. He first joined the army, then abandoned his gun and went into business to work for a powerful man. He often went out shopping, traveled between Xi'an and Shanghai, had several adventures, and wrote letters to say goodbye to his wife. Zhao Wen changed his name and changed his surname, but no news was heard from him. His parents, wife and son went to Xi'an to look for Zhao Wen, but they never met. Zhao Wen went to Chongqing to make a living, and then moved to Taiwan to seek a future, during which time he married two women. My wife works hard at home and earns a good fortune. In order to avoid being searched by his family, Zhao Wen moved from Taiwan to Australia. His grandson followed his father's will and went to Australia to search. After not contacting his family for many years, his wife and mother were worried about him, so his son went to Australia to search...

A group of students with a working-peasant atmosphere entered the university to study Chinese language and literature. They are energetic and enterprising, learning from books, society, workers and peasants, and are determined to shape themselves into new cultural people. In terms of ideological concepts and learning methods, some students have differences with department leaders and school leaders. Especially when it comes to running schools open, they have sharp conflicts with each other. Students have different interests. Those who like worldly affairs pay attention to the current situation, those who love knowledge devote themselves to learning, and those who are willing to create devote themselves to writing. Traveling between campus and society, you may be rich in knowledge, creative, or in love.

In the winter of the Cultural Revolution, a long march team composed of junior high school students, carrying luggage on their shoulders, set off from the campus in western Shanxi and arrived in Beijing via Yan'an, Shaoshan, Jinggangshan, Shanghai and other places. They crossed plateaus, drilled ravines, crossed the Qinling Mountains, went up to Taihang, braved cold winds, braved heavy snow, endured hunger, stayed in snowy fields, lived in cold rooms, squeezed into trains, tortured their bones and muscles, and sharpened their will. They received revolutionary traditional education, visited pagodas, Zhazi Cave, the Zunyi Conference Site, Shaoshan Mountain, climbed Jinggang Mountains, and paid homage to revolutionary pioneers; they received cultural influence, visited universities, exhibitions, and classical architecture; they learned about nature and humanity, visited mountains, rivers, and lakes, and appreciated the beauty of local customs; they learned about the cultural revolution situation in various places, and visited cultural revolution leaders.