"From Bamboo Baskets to Flying Planes, Our Village's Roots Have Never Been Broken" tells the story of the changes in Huaixiang Village in the past century. Under the old locust tree, Wang Mancang's bamboo basket once contained life-saving grain during the famine years, and Li Jianguo's wheat bucket contained the first crop of wheat delivered from the fields to households; now, Xiaohe flies a plane to transport strawberries, Xiaoyan enters the market with locust flower soap, and Liuye's truck travels across the country.
From the ancestors guarding the land for food and clothing, to the young people using old skills to innovate, the village has had quarrels and blushes, but they always huddle together under the old locust tree to keep warm. The crazy second master returns to his hometown after wandering for half his life. His relatives in Xinjiang find their roots and recognize their ancestors. Neighboring villages go from fighting to joining forces... Whether weaving baskets or flying airplanes, what has changed is the appearance of life. What remains unchanged are the roots rooted in the soil and the warmth in the hearts of generations. This is a rural epic about inheritance and growth, with the sweet fragrance of locust flowers floating on every page.
