People on the Grassland

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Malaqinfu. In the early 1950s, herders on the grasslands of Inner Mongolia, under the leadership of the party and the government, worked hard to build the grasslands into a better place. Sarengeva, a female Communist Youth League member and leader of the mutual aid team, has been awarded the title of Model Worker for two consecutive years. She is sincerely in love with another mutual aid team leader and hunting expert Sangbu. While the herdsmen on the grassland were busy developing production, the hidden spy Baolu tried to instigate Sarengeva's father Bai Yire to withdraw from the mutual aid group in order to break up the mutual aid group, but was reprimanded. During a snowstorm, Baolu cut the ropes of the livestock railings, opened the horse pens and sheep pens, and let the livestock run away. Sarengeva fell off a cliff while riding her horse to save livestock. Fortunately, Sambu came to the rescue. Because the herdsmen worked together as one, they drove all the livestock back in time and did not cause much damage to the mutual aid group. The storm season had passed, and when Sarengeva was injecting the injured livestock, Baolu took advantage of the situation and threw poison into the well, poisoning more than 20 sheep in Sarengeva's group, and tried to blame Sarengeva for the poisoning of the sheep. Sarengeva was sad that the mutual aid group had lost so many sheep, and her emotions fluctuated a bit. With the education and help of the district chief Amu Gulang, she realized that she should not only think about personal honor, but also