Selling Pork Lung Slices in the Southern Dynasties

One bowl of husband-and-wife lung slices spans the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

A Fei and Xiao Yu have been divorced for three years, but still have to run a shop together. Then the Chu bamboo slips hidden in a crack in the old house's wall are awakened by scalding chili oil, and the whole shop transmigrates to the foot of Zhaoming Terrace.

Xiao Tong tells them that to get home, they must gather the earth's spiritual energy from seven places in Xiangyang: Wu Zixu at Immortal's Crossing, Liu Bei's horse tracks on the Tanxi bank, the White Horse Spring at Xijia Pool, the fields where Zhuge Liang farmed in Longzhong, the bells of Guangde Temple, the heroic wall of Madam City, and the bloodstained ships on the moat...

A timid man and a sharp-tongued woman sell liangfen in the Southern Dynasty, retracing two thousand years of stories from their hometown.

Only after walking that road do they understand: some places only feel like home once you've been there. Some people are only cherished after you've been apart.