Su Wan returned to Qingchuan Town from Shenzhen to visit her grave. The old alleys in the rain and fog, Grandma Li's Youth League, and the old photos collected by Grandpa Chen awakened her nostalgia for her hometown. After meeting her childhood friend Su Zhe again, she learned that a cultural and creative park would be built next to the old bridge, so she resolutely quit her job in a big city and used her Internet operation experience to help her hometown.
She opened an account to share the story of Qingchuan, planned photography contests and intangible cultural heritage experience days, and invited bamboo weaving and paper-cutting craftsmen to teach on-site, giving old crafts a new lease of life. When working side by side with Su Zhe to promote the construction of the cultural and creative park, the friendship between the two gradually deepened, and they also witnessed Qingchuan Town becoming lively due to cultural inheritance. In the end, Su Wan found her home in the old alley illuminated by the mountains and moon, and understood that this homecoming was a new starting point for a future with her hometown and her lover.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
