National Children
Overview
In 1960, due to natural disasters, three thousand southern orphans were sent to the grasslands of Inner Mongolia and adopted by Mongolian adoptive parents. With a different life destiny and more than 50 years of life experience, some of them have become wealthy businessmen, some have become government officials who care about the grasslands, some have a kind heart to practice medicine and save people, and some have experienced. It was difficult to get a job, but they all took root on the grassland, and they are worthy of their foster parents and their lives.
Seasons (1)
Season 1
40 Episodes
2019
Series Cast
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