Group president Su Wanqing unexpectedly met Lin Yang, an employee from a mountain village, on a rainy night. This young man, covered in mud but with clear eyes, used dried sweet potatoes, handwritten plans and a simple dream of "direct supply of agricultural products" to break through the armor she had built with wealth. When the "Live Broadcasting to Help Farmers" plan was plagiarized, he silently carried it; when she was challenged by customers, he blocked her with his chest; when the Su family fully opposed it, he led the villagers to carry mountain goods and walked a twenty-mile mountain road to prove his sincerity. From the "local flavor report" in the conference room to the national rural revitalization award, from the dried sweet potatoes in the rental house to the peach blossom cake at the pastoral wedding, Lin Yang used his purity and responsibility to make Su Wanqing understand: the most precious thing is not the LV bag, but the temperature of his palm; not the business empire, but the time the two of them squatted on the ridge of the field to watch the sunset. This is a story about "sincerity is better than glitz", which proves that when the light of the mountains meets the neon of the city, it can illuminate the warmth of the whole world. Any similarity is purely coincidental.
