Ariel (Ji Xiaoji), a little girl with amber eyes and curly hair, came from the remote Laqiuji Mountain Villa to the small town of Yinshan in the Chinese countryside, reunited with her parents she had never met, and gradually integrated into this strange and charming place.
Ariel was uneasy and resistant when she first arrived in Yinshan. She missed her grandparents far away and was not used to the customs and customs here. But during her days in Yinshan, she met the red-eyed girl A Huan, Xie Hao, who was rebellious in appearance but soft in heart, A Nian, who loved reading, and many kind and honest villagers. Through their companionship and understanding, Ariel gradually opened her heart, learned to accept the differences between herself and others, and learned the true meaning of love and tolerance.
Yinshan Town is not just a place, but a world full of magic and warmth. There are glowing fireflies, talking goldfish, plum trees in the rainy season, rice waves in the autumn, charcoal fires in the winter and tea gardens in the spring. Ariel experienced the changes of the four seasons, festival customs, and human interactions here, and also witnessed the loss of life and the new hope of life.
In the end, she no longer escaped, but chose to grow up with Yinshan Town and truly regarded it as her home.
Purpose: True belonging begins with the acceptance of self-differences and finally embraces the diversity of the world.