The "64 Years" Gan style short play rural revitalization series is written by the young author Lu Yunbin (pen name: Yi Bin). It is a narrative epic focusing on the 60-year changes in the Fuliang tea industry in Jiangxi. It uses the struggles of three generations of the Lu family (Lu Shaoguo, Lu Hang, and Lu Chenchuan) as the main line to connect the transformation process of China's rural areas from planned economy to market economy, from traditional agriculture to smart agriculture. It has both regional cultural quality and the commonality of national rural revitalization. There are three parts in the series, forming a complete narrative loop of "Dream Enlightenment - Nirvana - Inheritance". It is a representative work of Gan School's rural-themed creations that has both historical thickness and realistic warmth.
