Bitter Bamboo Ridge

Deep in the southwest mountains, the wind of Kuzhu Ridge has been blowing for sixty years, and it has also been responsible for sixty years of love. He is Wu Dakui, the captain of the forest ranger, who protects the green mountains with passion and tenderness and only cares about one person; she is Du Yue, a non-heritage person with lines, who is ingenious every stroke and only waits for her return all her life. When he was young, under the laurel tree, he promised her, "After protecting this forest, I will protect you for the rest of my life." She gave him a wooden sign carved by his own hands. That simple promise became a bond between the two of them for half a lifetime - he patrolled the forest, carrying the wooden sign to keep warm in the wind and snow; she guarded the workshop, and the lines were engraved with concern for him. They stayed together through thick and thin, and stayed together year after year. Even after separation and hardships, they never let go of each other's hands. There are also the "Four King Kongs" who fight side by side, a brotherhood of life and death; there are three generations of people rooted in the forest, a protective love passed down from generation to generation. From collective forest farms to natural protection projects, from logging and reclamation to ecological protection, from endangered intangible cultural heritage to the inheritance of ingenuity, every inch of land in Kuzhuling hides their youth, perseverance and concern. The love that binds to the Bitter Bamboo Ridge is the love between Wu Dakui and Du Yue, who have been together for half their lives, the brothers who share life and death with the Four King Kongs, the deep attachment to their homeland that cannot be separated, and the unchanging faith and perseverance throughout their lives.