Cave Dwelling

There is a Buddhist saying: There are eight sufferings in life: birth, old age, illness, death, separation from love, long-term resentment, not being able to get what you want, and not being able to let go. Family, love, friendship, ethics, and local customs are destined to have stories here. He Cunxue experienced the Anti-Japanese War and liberation and then reform and opening up. In Qianxi Village, he was an old man with rich life experience. He had seen through all kinds of things in the world, and lived his ordinary life without fighting or rushing. Liu Xiaomei has a strong personality, is competitive, has a far-sighted vision, and does not bow to fate. In order for Ho Tung to not be affected by his family and the environment in the village, he moved to a new environment with no money. The new environment brought new pressures. Not long after he started working, the factory closed down, and then he took it on by himself, went to work even though he was sick, then went bankrupt again, was hospitalized several times, and then opened his own store; Ho Tung, who was born in the 1990s, was rebellious at first and did not like to study. Coupled with He Guangyi's stupid education, He Dong once went astray. Liu Xiaomei's two major surgeries made the young He Dong slowly grow up. Will He Dong's younger brother He Liang follow in his footsteps? Will Liu Xiaomei, who is physically disabled, bow to fate this time? Love and family affection occur in every era. The love story of the three generations in the former West Village begins here...