Feng Te Rapp's family has lived in Vermont since the 1940s, and later started to run a local resort, which is now managed by Maria and George's youngest son, John.
The background of the film is 1938, when Nazi Germany annexed Austria. In the film, plummer plays the patriotic feelings of the colonel family, especially the process of resisting Hitler's annexation of Austria, refusing to hold Nazi office and finally fleeing abroad, which is touching.
According to Reuters, for many Americans, "The Sound of Music" has become a part of childhood memories, whether they like it or not. Many of them, such as Doraemon and My Favorite Things, are catchy and handed down from generation to generation.
Although "Feng Te Rapp's Family Singing Group" withdrew from the stage on 1956, family singing did not become a masterpiece. In 2003, four children of the family grandchildren created a new singing group named "Feng Te Lapp Children", once again dressed in Austrian costumes, and sang "Glory" again on a global tour.
In the hut in Green Mountain, the Rapp family in Feng Te shows the movie The Sound of Music once a week and the documentary Maria about Maria's last trip to Austria once a day. In the hut, people often sing the interludes in movies.
In 2000, Britain also launched the activity of singing the song "The Sound of Music", which immediately became popular all over the world. Johns said: "Although I don't know who initiated this chorus activity, I really find it interesting." According to the British "Times" reported on March 4th, the song "The Sound of Music" also saved the life of a French boy.