The story begins with a family named Wilkes. Sixty years ago, British farmers were still farming with horses, and multi-purpose vehicles were exclusive to the military. After World War II, the young Maurice Wilks spent the whole summer in Anglia, Wales, drawing a sketch of a multi-purpose car, which has the functions of a light tractor and an off-road vehicle. Land Rover 1887 was born in Coventry, a city in central England. At first, it was just a bicycle factory. Maurice Fernand Cary Wilks, the father of Land Rover, is the technical director of the old Land Rover Company and the original designer of Land Rover. As early as the 1920s and 1930s, he led the employees of the company to develop their own four-wheel drive based on an old jeep. He often takes pride in his works and leads his family to go out for an outing by car. As the hostess of the Wilkes family often said that it was just a man's car, Mr. Wilkes realized that the real way out for the company was to produce a comfortable car with excellent performance.