Young Lei Feng

In 1940, Lei Feng (played by Chen Haijie) was born in a poor family in Wangcheng, Hunan Province. When he was five years old, his father Lei Mingliang (played by Jin Yonglin) was beaten to death by Japanese soldiers. In order to survive, little Lei Feng went to herd cattle for the landlord, and his elder brother also worked as an apprentice in a dye house in the town. Later, he died of poverty and illness. After his brother died, Lei Feng took care of his younger brother while working, while his mother (played by Tao Huimin) supplemented the family income by selling cigarettes and matches. Soon his brother died, and his kind neighbor Tailor Wu was also arrested. Her mother committed suicide because she could not bear the insult from the traitor Liu Shaoli (played by Cui Jie). Lei Feng, who became an orphan, relied on begging for food. Fortunately, he met Uncle Peng (played by Lu Xiaohe), an underground party member, who adopted him in his home. After liberation, Lei Feng (played by Wang Sixheng) served as the leader of the children's group. He followed the adults to fight landlords, divide the fields, stand guard to catch bad guys, and was allocated a piece of land of his own. With the care of the party and the government, Lei Feng got the opportunity to go to school...