The Son of a Comrade-In-Arms Should Be Treated Like My Son

Three days after the death of his father Zhang Bohai, Zhang Bing found a kraft paper envelope in the middle of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun" while sorting out his belongings in the study room of his old house. The black-and-white photos and letters in the envelope revealed the secret of his life that had been buried for many years - he was actually the son of his father's comrade Huang Yanlin. After Huang Yanlin's death in 1985, Zhang Bohai adopted him and kept concealing the truth to protect him. Memories flooded back, and Zhang Bing remembered that his father proposed remarriage many years ago. Obsessed with his father's promise to "love his mother only in this life," he not only objected fiercely, but also beat his father's lover, Li Shuqin, which caused his father to abandon the marriage and the relationship between father and son became increasingly estranged. Now that he knew everything, Zhang Bing was filled with guilt. He called Li Shuqin to apologize, and finally understood his father's silent and deep love that transcended blood ties. In the end, Zhang Bing was determined to live bravely and firmly with his father's entrustment and this deep friendship.