A copper coin is his rule. One ear of golden harvest is his land.
Twenty-four-year-old Xiao Sheng took the blueprint of the provincial capital and an ancient copper coin to the pine forest slope deep in the mountains. Everyone said that this was just another child cadre who came to be "gilded".
Until he met the equally young Ji Qi, a doctor of agriculture who could bend down to taste the soil and talk to crops. He held a spike of self-carved Jiahe and believed that all the answers were buried deep in the soil beneath his feet.
Rules and land collide here, and system and nostalgia clash here. From debate partners who were suspicious of each other to back-to-back comrades-in-arms, two young people with different ideas decided to walk a different path with their own hands in this fold folded by poverty.
What they face is far more than poor mountains and rivers. There are buckets that have been carried for sixty years, there are cries that are covered up by perfect files, and there are walls of heart that have grown out of isolation. This is a journey about survival, dignity and future.
When the blueprint of the system hits the complicated countryside, they choose to lean down and measure every inch of the real ravine.
There are always mountains outside the mountains, and this time, they decided to take root here.
Purpose: Real revitalization does not mean imposing external blueprints on the local area, but deeply integrating the "copper coins" of rules with the "golden harvest" of the land, and growing a warm and sustainable modernity based on respecting local roots and people's subjectivity.