Eight thousand women from Hunan ascend the Tianshan Mountains.

In the early days of the founding of the country, in order to ensure the stability and prosperity of Xinjiang, the Central Military Commission ordered that eight thousand Hunan girls should be recruited into the army. With a beautiful vision of Xinjiang and an infinite love for their motherland, they resolutely embarked on the Tian Shan mountain. However, the journey to Xinjiang made them realize the cruelty of the unexpected harsh environment and the unknown future that awaited these young girls. They left their youth, sweat, and ideals on the Tian Shan mountain, leaving behind stories that were moving and heroic. Ren Zhong plays Xu Fang, the only male protagonist in this female-dominated TV drama. From escorting the female soldiers into Xinjiang during its liberation, Xu Fang became closely tied with these female soldiers. When the army transformed from holding rifles to holding hoes as part of the militia, Xu Fang could not understand it; he believed that the duty of a soldier was to fight, not to farm. When he spared a bandit's life to maintain his combat readiness, and when he constantly clashed with the female lead Zhuang Chu Yu since their journey to Xinjiang began, they eventually became a delightful bickering couple. Ren Zhong vividly portrayed a fleshed-out and righteous PLA soldier for the audience.