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You can take a bullet for your brothers, but never allow your brothers to take a bullet for you. The real kings of war all crawled out from among the dead.

After Japan's defeat and surrender in 1945, a Japanese girl Sakurako Noda lived in the northeastern and southern Liaoning area. In order to survive, she married a Chinese farmer Luo Dahuai. Overcoming obstacles such as language, living habits, race and culture, they had children and lived together for more than 30 years. After China and Japan established diplomatic relations, Noda Sakurako's younger brother came to China to find his sister, and had a fierce conflict with Luo Dahuai. Sakurako Noda returned to Japan to settle down with her four children. In order to warn his children not to forget their homeland, Luo Dahuai gave up the happiness of family and stayed in the country alone. Let's take a look at one person's "war of resistance".

The fathers of those born in the 1960s, mainly those born in the 1990s, were born in an era when material was most scarce and grew up in poverty and hunger. For Liu Xiaonan, a rural boy, a stone tablet nourished his life and feelings; Gu Yu, a little girl from the city, planted the seed of a dream in his heart. After failing the college entrance examination twice, the seeds of his dream began to sprout and take root. By chance, he walked into the city and came to Gu Yu, who planted his dream, and started a magnificent journey of pursuing dreams, finding true love, and opening up his life. For his dream, he gave up his true love; for his dream, he did not cling to the powerful; for his dream, he was abandoned by the one he loved deeply. When his dream was realized and his family and career were successful, he fell into an emotional whirlpool again.