The First Sight of Nanyang Overseas Chinese (2026)

In 1941, Lin Yao Zu, a member of the Nanyang Volunteer Drivers and Mechanics Corps, is caught in a Japanese air raid on the Burma Road and is unexpectedly transported to the modern world of 2025. His mannerisms, values, and unwavering devotion to his country set him apart from those around him, often leading to misunderstandings. He is eventually taken in by Song Yao, who offers him a place to stay. As Lin Yao Zu recounts his experiences during the War of Resistance, those around him gain a new understanding of the contributions of Tan Kah Kee and the extraordinary efforts of overseas Chinese communities in supporting the war. When he learns that China ultimately achieved victory and that the nation remains at peace, he is overwhelmed with emotion. Accompanied by Song Yao, he experiences modern life and visits the Tan Kah Kee Memorial Museum, where he encounters the final letter he wrote decades earlier. (Source: Chinese = iQiyi || Translation = kisskh) Edit Translation

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