Mohammad Ali Safari, a boy between 10 and 12 years old, lives with his family in a northern village. The family members each have their roles: his mother creates handicrafts, his father sells charcoal, and his grandfather tends to agriculture. Wanting to help financially, Mohammad Ali begins cultivating unused land, even though his mother and schoolteacher object. This decision affects his school performance and leads to conflicts. Nonetheless, he perseveres, creating a craft project. He forgives a classmate and resolves a disagreement. His crafted fruits impress both his teacher and classmates, leading to a high score on his project, concluding his story on a positive note.
