This film revolves around Choghtu Khong Tayiji, a 17th century Mongolian prince who waged a campaign of independence against Tibetan and Manchu forces.

The work tells about the difficulties encountered in the lives of young people who went on a campaign to acquire vast land, and how they overcome them in an exaggerated comic tone. The plot of the film is highlighted by the fact that the empty dreamer and pride of the main character Cuckoo leads him to funny events.

The capital city of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, is increasing with new buildings day by day. Dari insists on not leaving her home, built by her father, and tries to keep her old home by using the construction guy whom Dari’s daughter is in love with.

The evolution of Chimed, the main character, is shown by the evolution of a servant man who was enslaved by foreign merchants and scorned by local rich people, who found his freedom with the revolution and then strives to work for his country. The feature of the film is that the behavior of the common man is formed along with the process of the revolution, and it clearly shows how a boy from the pastoral people not only learns to read and write by benefiting from science, but also works with all his strength to educate the people's children and grows into a leading intellectual.

On the way to Taij Miji's capital city, where Bogd made a big offering, was given a rank, and received honors, two servants named Boroldoi and Doldoi always overcome him with eloquent tricks.

After being released from prison for theft, Ishkhu dared to live honestly and work hard. He continued to look for work in official institutions, and with the support of Timur, who was a security guard who knew him well, he reached his destination and went to work as a tractor driver at the Atar fund farm. Before that, he sent a letter to Densmaad, who met him at a restaurant and met him to find the lost money, but he did not receive a reply.

It is a moral movie that shows the influence of parent-teacher relationships on children's upbringing, and also reminds us of the problems that children who love animals can face if they don't properly understand their feelings.

It shows how the October Revolution affected the hearts of the Mongolian people, and how they defeated the white bandit Baron Ungern at the beginning of the revolution and put an end to his evil activities.

It reflects the historical events of the life and struggle of the people of Kazakhstan in the western border of Mongolia before the people's revolution.

It shows the valiant struggle of revolutionary young people who are fighting to keep people fleeing from their homeland due to the persuasion of the opponents of the revolution.

The evolution of Chimed, the main character, is shown by the evolution of a servant man who was enslaved by foreign merchants and scorned by local rich people, who found his freedom with the revolution and then strives to work for his country. The feature of the film is that the behavior of the common man is formed along with the process of the revolution, and it clearly shows how a boy from the pastoral people not only learns to read and write by benefiting from science, but also works with all his strength to educate the people's children and grows into a leading intellectual.

A history and revolution-themed film depicting how the people's party led by D. Sukhbaatar centered the newly established state, overcame the morals of the dark times, the resistance of foreign and domestic enemies, developed the country, and made revolutionary changes.

He expressed the idea that this issue should be a universal concern, while clearly stating that the care of parents has a special role in the development of children's morals.

A household drama about the change in people's consciousness during the collectivization movement and the relationship between state and state property through the relationship between the rich Jamts family and the son-in-law Demberel.