Outside the Temple, in the Rivers and Lakes

Lu Yan, a Russian born in China, graduated from college at the age of 19. In order to stay in school and teach, she took the job that no one wanted to do and went to a North Korean university as a teacher for exchange. Fortunately, his father Lu Wohua and his grandfather Lu Zhonglai were Chinese and Soviet mixed-race overseas Chinese living in Suchuan County, North Pyongan Province. They were engaged in foreign trade business. They mainly helped Pyongyang's dignitaries bring some brand-name clothes, luxury cars and other items into North Korea. This also made his family very powerful in the local area, so he also took the initiative to choose Suchuan Agricultural University for exchanges. In Suchuan County, he unexpectedly got acquainted with a group of fishermen headed by Jin Changhao...