During a heavy rainstorm in Qinghe Village in northern Jiangxi, the off-road vehicle of poverty alleviation cadre Zhou Zhiyuan got stuck in the mud, and he met Lin Xiaoman, who had returned to his hometown to start a business, for the first time in the mud. This accident revealed the secrets of the three families that had been entangled for twenty years: the land deeds of the Lin family tea garden hidden under the Zhou family's ancestral home, the Xu Group's capital conspiracy to covet the land, and the buried childhood memories of Zhou's mother and Lin's father.
The road to establishing an ecological tea garden is a tug of misunderstanding and trial and error. When the tea seedlings were infected, Zhou Zhiyuan invited experts overnight; when capital spread rumors, the test report showed abnormalities; when flash floods destroyed everything, Zhou Zhiyuan, who was covered in mud, held Lin Xiaoman's hand tightly: "I will follow you this time."
The ancient tunes of the Qingming Tea Picking Ceremony hide the code of the land, and the fire of burning pagodas in the Mid-Autumn Festival reflects the shadow of the commercial war. From holding hands while repairing photovoltaic panels on a rainy night to warming each other during a power outage on a cold night, the scars of two generations slowly healed in the fragrance of tea. When new tea sprouts in the smart greenhouse, and the engagement ring is hidden at the bottom of the tea basket, among the green waters and green mountains, grudges and grudges eventually become the spring mud that nourishes new life.
This is an epic about rural revitalization, and also a Chinese-style love song that grows in the rain and fog of the Tea Mountains.
