Everyone must remember the Band of Brothers brought to you by Director Steven Spielberg in 2002, which rapidly expanded the number of American drama fans in China. Three years later, Director Steven Spielberg led his DreamWorks to cooperate with TNT TV Network to launch the epic western masterpiece Into the West. Unlike traditional westerns that only depict the history of the West from the perspective of white colonists, Director Steven Spielberg, who has been pursuing an objective and fair reproduction of history since Schindler's List, wrote this magnificent epic from the perspective of two different families, white immigrants and native North American Indians. The conflict, communication and integration of two completely different cultures, the hardships of immigrants in building a new home, and the desire of gold diggers to get rich are all the themes to be expressed in this drama. One is a family of carpenters who migrated from Virginia in a bullock cart, and the other is an Indian family from the Lakota tribe. Together, they will witness the poetic and bloody history of the American West. Of course, love, family, and friendship are definitely themes that will never be missing in any masterpiece. Like "Band of Brothers", "Into the West" is also a miniseries, with only 6 episodes and a total of 12 hours.