Late at night at the International Trade Center in Beijing, Lin Xiaoman, a 32-year-old deliveryman, took a "bizarre" order - the address read "Tatooine Desert, coordinates JO-7", and the remarks column read in twisted Galactic Standard: "The child is crying from hunger. Warm the noodles and add more coriander." He thought it was a prank by the customer who drank too much, but under the guidance of the navigation system, he mistakenly entered an abandoned starport and was sucked into a wormhole and instantly thrown to Tatooine, a sea of sand.
There are twin suns scorching the sky, the clanking of the Jawas scrapyard, and the roar of Imperial stormtrooper armored vehicles rolling over the dunes. Lin Xiaoman clutched the tomato and egg noodles in the incubator, faced Luke Skywalker holding a laser gun, Obi-Wan Kenobi holding a lightsaber, and even crashed into Jabba's banquet hall - he used the "sense of direction trained in delivering food" to help The rebels bypassed the imperial patrols and impressed the old chief of the desert tribe with their obsession to "eat the noodle soup while it's hot." They even used the Earthling's instinct of "protecting the lunch box in case of danger" to accidentally save R2-D2 when the sandworms attacked.
When he handed the bowl of hot noodle soup sprinkled with coriander into the hands of a little girl in the sunset on Tatooine, he suddenly discovered: The Force has never been the exclusive preserve of the Jedi. It is the warm air that has been kept in the incubator for three hours. It is the light in a stranger's eyes when he takes the food. It is the most common wish to warm another person even if he is in the most desolate corner of the universe.
