In the early 1930s, the people of Indochinaunder French rule began a struggle against French colonialism. French woman Ariana Devry runs a rubber plantation in the south. She lives with her father and teenage Vietnamese adopted daughter Camille. Aliyana made friends with the French police officer Ju Aslan, who kept the local law and order, and also had a romantic history with the French young naval officer Baptiste. However, when Camille met Baptiste, he also fell in love with him. So Aliyana sent the navy officer to a remote outpost in northern Vietnam.
Camille disagreed with the marriage arranged for her by the family, so he fled the house to find Baptiste. During these wandering days, she saw that the people were living in poverty and the motherland was in dire straits. When Camille reunited with Baptiste, she witnessed the brutal suppression of Vietnamese workers by the French in the slave market and shot and killed a French officer. After that, Camille and Baptiste began to escape. Camille and Baptiste were taken in by the uprising Vietnamese. Later, the two of them joined a touring troupe. The troupe sowed the seeds of revolution everywhere.
Camille gave birth to a son and named him Etienne. Later, Baptiste was arrested and Camille was sent to a labor camp. During this time, Eriana raised her grandson Etienne. Baptiste was sent back to France to be tried by a military court. On the way home, he visited his son Etienne. Later, people found Baptiste's body. After the French People's Front government announced a political amnesty, Camille came out of the labor camp. Aliyana goes to pick up Camille, but Camille has decided to leave home forever. Later, Camille participated in the struggle for independence and liberation in Vietnam. Ariane returned to France with Etienne. Many years later, Ariana and Etienne attended the Geneva Conference. At this meeting, people discussed how to end the French colonial rule in Indochina. Camille also attended the meeting as a member of the Vietnamese delegation, but his son Etienne did not want to see her
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