The anchor's live broadcast of selling garlic moss to help farmers. Due to a loading error, multiple goods were shipped. He generously promised high compensation and unexpectedly became popular. Orders in the live broadcast room instantly exploded. Seeing that the shipping charges were in crisis, he took advantage of the situation and launched a self-pickup event in the countryside. With free garlic picking and a special pig-killing feast as gimmicks, he attracted tens of thousands of urban young people to go to the mountain villages. People immersed themselves in farm work and decompressed themselves, formed teams to play nostalgic games, and major companies even organized groups to work together for team building. During the play period, everyone helped the village clear out unsalable crops, and also went crazy to buy farm specialties. This not only solved the unsalable dilemma, but also revitalized rural cultural tourism and agricultural and sideline industries, creating a new and interesting way to help farmers.
