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Seven-year-old Camilo witnessed his parents being killed by the Japanese army. From then on, he, who was originally lively and cheerful, became sensitive and neurotic. After the outbreak of the Pacific War, expatriates living in China were deported to concentration camps by the Japanese army. Camilo's nanny "knelt down to care for the orphan" on the street, which moved Professor Sean of Yenching University. He agreed to be Camilo's guardian and accompany him in the concentration camp in Wei County, Shandong Province. In the concentration camps, the expatriates were subjected to all kinds of difficulties by the Japanese, and hunger, intimidation and death were always around them. In order to give Camilo a kite, a boy from Weixian County died on the high wall of the concentration camp. Camilo was deeply stimulated and almost collapsed several times. When hardships appeared before Camilo's eyes again and again, he finally changed from that timid child to a brave one, growing up and surviving tenaciously in the concentration camp. When the expatriates were in the most difficult time, the people of Weixian County and the surrounding guerrillas gave them tremendous help and helped them get out of trouble, and finally ushered in the liberation of the concentration camp.