Plant into Deep Blue

Gu Yang, a retired female soldier, vowed to move Shouguang to the ship after experiencing the "pain of lack of food" in the Gulf of Aden. The flood swept away her father, the wedding house was repaid, the marriage contract was broken, and tradition was suppressed - this stubborn Shandong girl just spent ten years planting a vow into patches of new green on the dark blue. The tomatoes on board the ship are so red that they shine through the South China Sea, and 100,000 greenhouses survive natural disasters. Women of the new era, veterans, and ordinary people in Shouguang carry their home and country on their shoulders together. This is a two-way journey between grave soil and dark blue waves. It is also a passionate record of a woman writing her personal obsessions into the national menu.