Lin Yue, a modern sour soup blogger, traveled through time and came to Shibadong Village in western Hunan in 1984. The mountains here are blocked by heavy snow, and the per capita annual income is less than 80 yuan. The Miao sour soup intangible cultural heritage is on the verge of being lost because no one has passed it on.
Fortunately, her mobile phone still has the function of live broadcasting in the future, and can also prepare sour soup with "taste empathy". She started the "Ancient Live Broadcast", and the original sour soup production scene attracted a lot of attention, and she earned start-up money from the first sale of 50 cans. Later, a cooperative was established to overcome the problems of trust and preservation, and used "sour soup blind box + folk live broadcast" to deal with imitation.
Finally, in 1988, the per capita income of the village exceeded 800 yuan. The sour soup drove industry and opened up mountain roads. Intangible cultural heritage was passed on. Lin Yue also found love with veteran Shi Weiguo. This cross-time and space live broadcast helped the Miao village completely get rid of poverty.
