Aoshanghong: from Countryside to the World

When the hawthorn trees in Beipo Village are full of branches, Chen Mo is worried about guarding the bankrupt hawthorn factory left by his father - he owes the farmers half a year's payment, and his old rival Zhang Hongbing also mixes additives and sells them at low prices, hoping to swallow up this only rural industry. He adhered to the rule of "Sincerity makes the fruit sweet", making sauce without adding thickeners, and harvesting the fruit without lowering the price. However, he was hit hard by herbicides being poured into the warehouse and orders being robbed. At the critical moment, his wife Lin Wan resigned from school and returned, using online car-hailing promotion meetings and live broadcasts to expose and spread rumors, and accompanied him in a European trademark lawsuit. From village workshops to EU organic certification, from huge sales on JD. Com to building a factory in Bulgaria, Hawthorn has attracted transnational campaigns: German companies registered trademarks, EuroGiant monopolized channels, and United Capital shorted stock prices after Zhang Hongbing was released from prison. Fortunately, the farmer was carrying a hoe to guard the hawthorn field, and the Italian farmer actively cooperated to help him withstand the open and covert attacks. But the global supply chain has just taken shape, and fatal crises are coming one after another: domestic hawthorn fields are polluted, Mars cultivation technology is stuck, and transnational capital is strangulating step by step. With the old sauce pot in hand, can Chen Mo stick to the instructions of "a good road leads to a prosperous business" and make Shan'ao's hawthorn popular on dining tables around the world?