Acting
At the beginning of the People's Revolution of 1921, it shows how the people of the countryside fought together to exterminate the remnants of the evil army that was hiding in Mongolia.
A young teacher in Russian is promoted school director in a small Gobi village. Upon his arrival, he uses the few available resources to gain the villager’s trust. He makes rapidly new friends, such as the a young post office lady, a tractor driver unable to express his real feelings or a zealous environmental protection inspector who is trying to arrest illegal antelope hunters. One night, the school director recognizes one of the poachers. He will have to take an important decision.
During the socialist society, the mentality of using people in the agricultural sector as brothers, and then, disregarding the love of young people, is the ancient way of marrying off criticized what happened.
An old man conspires with two young men and agrees to drink hot deer blood, and they get their wish. The forest police will trace their misdeeds and take appropriate action. The nefarious actions of the poachers are shown in an exaggerated comical tone.
The little boy lived happily with his grandmother. But the parents get divorced and the daughter-in-law takes her son away. The time has come for the grandmother and the son to part with each other, and while making a new coat for the son and tying a bell of a spotted frog to his shoe, he wishes, "Mom and father, go peacefully." If the little boy rings the bell in his imagination, he thinks that his grandmother will hear him and come. But the mother, who thinks she can forget her past life, shows how far she is from the depth of her son's innocent yet righteous heart.
