After eight years as a truck driver, Chen Yang is worn down by life on the road.
His marriage has fallen apart, money is tight, and middle age has hit him like a truck.
With no way to keep up in the city and no way out, he decides to return to his hometown, bringing along his high-school-aged son to the little village he once looked down on.
People laugh at him for giving up and retreating from the city to the countryside.
He doesn't argue. He simply picks up his phone and films the rural routine of working from sunrise to sunset for everyone to see.
His livestreams aren't a performance, his sales are just a way to make ends meet, and he works to develop the village one step at a time.
His old van travels the country lanes, and his phone connects the city and the countryside.
From standing alone, to father and son standing together, to the whole village joining forces,
even a muddy path can eventually bloom into the most grounded kind of life.
