1996 Red Persimmon(1996) 1080P for Gift 1-Disc All RegionPlay Seal Box Blu-ray

Plot Summary

Among the group of soldiers and their relatives who withdrew from the mainland to Taiwan, there was a large family from Henan. Except for the persimmon painting of Qi Baishi that the general's followers Fu Shun and his grandmother (played by Tao Shu) liked unexpectedly scattered, the entire family finally arrived in Taiwan. Having moved to a new place, grandma struggled to adapt and was promised by the general's son-in-law (played by Shi Jun) that she would soon be able to return to her hometown. But over time, this issue has rarely been mentioned again. Facing a family are the challenges of life. There are many children in the family and resources are scarce, but the grandmother with many ideas often turns decay into magic. It's like cutting the X-ray taken by my son-in-law into multiple pieces to make a writing board; Establishing a good relationship with the nuns in the church and obtaining flour and milk; Turning the son-in-law's banner into a flag for the children's school sports meet has caused quite a few jokes during the process. The general who lost his official position started farming with his wife, alternating between chickens, ducks, frogs, and fish. He even sold pencils, but none of them made any money. Days passed by so calmly, and as the grandchildren grew up, Fushun (played by Zhao Zhengping) unexpectedly met this family again, bringing with him the persimmon image of his grandmother and the lingering nostalgia.