Nanlu Longming

In the troubled times of the late Qing Dynasty, the displaced Chinese crossed the ocean and hid in the Patagonian wilderness of South America. They built Linhe Fort and made a covenant that would lie dormant for a hundred years. Within the river valley, workshops roared, fireworks continued, and thousands of ordinary people took root here. While guarding their ordinary lives, they quietly accumulate strength in the shadow of Argentina's expanding military front. The older generation chose to endure the sufferings of the past, while the new generation born in the wilderness has ardent ideals. The giant dragon sleeping in the southern continent is waiting for the day when it roars.