Song of the Lush Mountains

The well-established equipment manufacturing company Lushan Heavy Industry has fallen into an unprecedented operational crisis, facing a life-and-death challenge. Chairman Fang Ruizhou (played by Hou Yong) is determined to launch the "Heavy Industry to Finance" plan in an attempt to turn the situation around, but is interfered with by the peculiar young scientist Wei Cheng (played by Yang Shuo). Wei Cheng firmly believes that the "Lushan No. 1" he leads in research and development can be a lifesaver that kills two birds with one stone, not only saving the company from impending bankruptcy but also unraveling the truth behind his father's mental turmoil caused by a crane accident. However, Wei Cheng is unaware that "Lushan No. 1" hides not only immense secrets and pains from the previous generation but also faces a crisis of survival. International industry giants are also using both open and covert tactics to try to completely destroy Lushan Heavy Industry. Under immense pressure, internal conflicts at Lushan continue, with various hidden currents lurking beneath the surface. Wei Cheng's team is on the brink of collapse, and the prospects for "Lushan No. 1" become uncertain. However, at a critical moment, Wei Cheng's model worker mother Song Chunli and the two generations of technical geniuses represented by Jin Yanzi step up to provide crucial support. Meanwhile, Fang Ruizhou also chooses to endure and act, retreating to advance. In the struggle against formidable opponents, Wei Cheng gradually comprehends the power that surpasses technology. This power helps him understand the significance of perseverance and the value of inheritance, as well as master the knack of both competing and cooperating with rivals. Ultimately, he and the new generation of workers stand on the industry peak that their predecessors have longed for, but the challenges they face never cease; they must continue to fight and embrace future challenges.