Lin Shen, a young man who returned to his hometown, and his wife Wang Sufen, who he met on a blind date, used live broadcast cameras to record daily life in the countryside. The secret recipe of old stewed vegetables in the pickle jar, the farming wisdom of turning stone mills, and the traditional custom of worshiping ancestors in ancestral halls have all become unique scenery in the live broadcast room.
Under their lens, solar terms activities such as raising seedlings at the Spring Equinox and making rice cakes during the Qingming Festival attracted countless netizens. Honey and snowdrops from Tanggen Village are sold to various places through the Internet, and Northeastern bean seeds and local crops are "competing" to grow in live broadcasts. The villagers went from being unfamiliar with live broadcasting to skillfully displaying their local charm, allowing tradition and modernity to collide in the cloud.
This is a story about rural revitalization. It shows how in the digital age, local culture can be revitalized through live broadcast. It also tells the warm journey of people protecting the land and inheriting hope through perseverance and innovation.
