Zu Kuo Gao Mantang 
My Natasha 

In 1941, the troops of the Anti-Union soldier Pang Tiande were encircled by the Japanese Kanto Army. They transferred to the Soviet Union in such a critical situation and turned to the Soviet Army for help. Female special agent trainer Natasha was responsible for training Pang and other soldiers. She appreciated Pang very much and they gradually fell in love. After that, the couple received a superior order and returned to Haidong City for underground work. After Japan’s defeat, a Japanese girl Kiko’s father begged Pang Shanzu, Pang Tiande’s father, to take care of Kiko, who was seriously ill. Kiko was fostered at Pang Tiande’s home and Pang Shanzu wanted his son to marry Kiko, but Pang Tiande only loved Natasha. They wrote letters to each other to express love. After the founding of the People’s Republic of China, Natasha came to China to provide technical assistance as a Soviet expert, and they finally met again. When they were about to register for marriage, Natasha received an order to withdraw from China. After that, the couple suffered from years of separation and lovesickness. In the 1980s, Pang Tiande started to do a border trade business with the aim of looking for Natasha. After a lot of hardships, the two lovers finally got together.