In the summer of 1939, there was a middle-class family on the outskirts of London, England. The surname was Minnifer, and a family of five people. The husband was Klim, his wife was called Mrs. Minniff, and the eldest son was Wein. They are upright and live and work in peace and contentment. One day, Mrs. Minifore returned from a trip. She admired the red rose of the town’s stationmaster, Baylor, and readily agreed that the flower was named "Mrs. Minifor" and supported "Mrs. Minifor" to participate in the small town flower exhibition. Wein got to know Miss Bell, the granddaughter of the founder of the Flower Club, and the two fell in love. Just as everyone was celebrating the holiday, news came that Britain and Germany were fighting. Wein joined the Royal Air Force and went to the front line to fight. Klim joined the other men in the town to join the militia patrol.
Mrs. Minifore was full of enthusiasm for life and resistance and insisted on staying in the rear. One morning she accidentally found a wounded German pilot in the courtyard. Her courage conquered fear. She was in danger and dealt with skillfully. When the pilot fainted, she called the police. , Capture the enemy. Soon, at the Hundred Flowers Exhibition, the "Mrs. Minifo" red rose won the first prize. Just as everyone was celebrating the festival happily, the air raid alarm sounded again, the flowers would be interrupted, and everyone went home to cover up. At this time, Miss Bell, who had been married and became another "Mrs. Minifore", and her mother-in-law sent Wein to the station to fight the enemy plane. The mother-in-law and daughter-in-law encountered an air battle on their way home, and Mrs. Minifore was unfortunately shot
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