A Long Way Home
A Long Way Home is a reality drama directed by Kang Honglei and Liu Hanxuan, led by Zhang Wanyi, Guo Tao, and Liu Lin, co-starring Zhang Yue, Li Haofei, Zhou Fang, Zhang Kaitai, Li Le, and Liu Pei.
The drama tells a story about forestry reform and the realization of ecological heritage.
Detalles
Título: A Long Way Home
Título en chino: 父辈的荣耀
Otros títulos: 岁月长兴, 父辈的旗帜
Género: Family, Drama
Etiqueta: Father-Son Relationship, Orphan Male Lead, Character Development, Environmental Issues, Adopted Male Lead, Family Business
Episodios: 30
Duración: 45 min
Director: Kang Honglei, Liu Hanxuan
Guionista: Zhao Dongling, Liu Xiaoxi, Song Muge, Xue Jinling
Productor: Ma Jun, Liu Mingli, Yang Xia, Zhao Xiaobo, Xi Wensong, Li Zhanying
Compañía de producción: CCTV, Tencent Penguin Pictures
Fecha de lanzamiento: 2023-08-27
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Sinopsis
From 1998 to 2015, it was a period of tremendous transformation in China's forestry sector. During this time, Gu Changshan adopted his fallen comrade's son, Xingjie. After much consideration, Gu's family ultimately decided to support Xingjie's further education. The wave of job layoffs concluded with some of the younger generation leaving first, while those who remained, under Gu Changshan's leadership, embarked on establishing "family ecological forests" to temporarily address their livelihood crisis.
By 2007, a new turning point arrived with a focus on ecological protection and improving people's lives. The project to relocate inhabitants from remote mountainous areas began. The 923 Work Team once again faced the proposition of moving elsewhere. Xingjie was also drawn back to the mountains. After resolving family crises, he took on the task of mobilizing the migration efforts and found his own sense of purpose within it. Determined to stay and shoulder the mission of forestry reform, he decided to remain.
Subsequently, in the context of comprehensive logging restrictions in 2014 and 2015, Xingjie actively responded to the call of "Preserving the green mountains and clear waters is more valuable than gold and silver mines." With his family and many more residents of the forested region, he set off towards a better new life.
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