In the troubled times of the late Sui Dynasty, Shen Qinghe led the farming system and became a refugee.
From planting hope in an acre of wasteland, to improving crops and opening up trade routes, she used wheat flour to knock on the gate of Chang'an, connected the northern and western regions with snow-white cotton, and let Jiangnan silk and Persian spices follow her footsteps for thousands of miles.
From thatched hut to the trade routes of all nations, from refugees to "Mr. Shen" who influenced the farming affairs of the Tang Dynasty, food grew under her hoe, and the spread flourished.
