Ningmin Town is the biggest winner of the Flying Award. What parts of the film are fresh in your memory?

Ning Minzhen is the biggest winner of the Flying Award, and the clip of this movie makes you remember it vividly:

1, there are many plots that arouse people's attention, and almost every episode can impress the audience. I wish I could help them. I believe that there are not a few viewers who have this idea. Fight the hero for a penny. When the policy was first introduced, that is, when immigrants were needed, leaders went door to door to do ideological work and prepare for construction. However, this ideological work is not easy. Finally, several families are willing to summon up courage to go out of the mountains to create their happiness, but they have to become deserters because of the difficult conditions. After more than two years of hard work, they finally overcame many difficulties and settled down in Jintan Village, where there was no electricity or water.

In order to make the village use electricity, Ma Defu can only supply electricity to the director of the power supply station in the morning, but the director is unwilling to see him or even listen to him. The director is only willing to play by the rules. Because of this, Ma Defu was not rejected. Only he can understand the difficulty, but he is not afraid to pull his face down and ask for help because of the power failure. Because this is for 60 rural families to get electricity.

Debao was in big trouble in the black coal mine. Later, when he returned to the village, it was like a different person, just trying to make a career. Because of less reading, he didn't understand the technical terms about growing mushrooms, but he never gave up. He not only grows mushrooms, but also is very successful. Looking at a basket full of mushroom seeds, what should I do if these mushrooms are not eaten by others and cannot be sold? When he was worried, he didn't expect mushrooms to be touted by the market and sold well. With the passage of time, the villagers lived a relatively rich life by their own hard work. If the depths of the mountains were not too poor and bitter, there would not be so many villagers leaving. They left not to forget the place where they once lived, but to make themselves better off.