Sunshine in Qingshan Hollow

At 24, Lin Wanxing was an urban office worker who, after losing her job and learning that her grandmother was gravely ill, returned to Qingshan Hollow, the remote mountain village where she was born and raised. After her grandmother passed away, Lin Wanxing was sorting through her belongings when she accidentally awakened the Spirit Spring Space hidden inside an ancestral wooden hairpin. Within it were a spirit spring that could improve soil and nourish all things, astonishingly fertile black earth, and a wooden house containing ancient books on farming and medicine.

With this unexpected opportunity, Lin Wanxing decided to stay. She used the space to experiment with crops, starting with half a mu of vegetables and eventually leading the villagers in forming a cooperative. By combining modern ideas with traditional wisdom, she grew exceptional fruits, vegetables, and medicinal herbs, gradually building a name for Qingshan Hollow. Along the way, she met Gu Yanchen, a taciturn but warm-hearted veteran who had leased the village's barren hills and shared her determination to protect their hometown.

From misunderstandings to mutual understanding, and from supporting each other to falling in love, the two faced outside criticism, unfair competition, and natural disasters side by side. They watered the land with their sweat and united the people with their sincerity. They built roads and a school, and attracted talented people, bringing new life to a once-desolate mountain village. They found not only sweet romance, but also transformed Qingshan Hollow from a forgotten corner into a beautiful, eco-friendly village where neighbors lived in harmony.

This is a story about the land and its heritage, as well as a rustic rural love song. Here, their extraordinary encounter is merely the icing on the cake. The warmth between people and their love for home are what make the story truly moving.