"Country Home" unfolds a long scroll of rural life with a unique structure of one story per volume.
Focusing on family conflicts, the parents' shortcomings reveal the complexity of human nature. Mother-in-law and daughter-in-law constantly quarrel over differences in living habits and concepts, and sisters-in-law fight openly and covertly over trivial matters. These daily conflicts peel away the wrinkles of family relationships, revealing the helplessness and struggle behind family ties.
The subsequent volumes are slowly laid out around rural development. Under the wave of reform, land transfers and the rise of e-commerce have caused fierce conflicts among villagers' different attitudes towards new things. Some people actively embrace opportunities and move forward bravely in the wave of the times; some people stick to the rules and run counter to the development of the times, causing constant conflicts.
In this land, the joys and sorrows of the family are intertwined with the development and transformation of the countryside, jointly interpreting simple and true rural stories, taking you into a rural world full of fireworks, warmth and contradictions.
