Lin Rang never thought that he would transform from an urban planner to a "new farmer" in a small village in the south of the Yangtze River.
After being frustrated at work, she fled back to the old house left by her grandmother, thinking of selling it and settling down. But the girl named Ji Shiyan suddenly appeared and said that she would plant "spring breeze" here--plant flowers, vegetables, and land, and grow a home that belongs to them.
Two girls, an old house, and a piece of land. They grow rice, vegetables, flowers and fruits, cook farm dishes, brew osmanthus wine, and open country B&Bs. In their daily routine of working at sunrise and resting at sunset, they learned to get along with the land and each other.
Here there is the busyness of spring plowing and autumn harvest, the warmth of firewood, rice, oil and salt, the liveliness of the villagers and neighbors, and the heartbeat of two girls slowly getting closer in the quiet time.
This is a story about land and love. During their farming days, they planted their own spring breeze.
Lin Rang × Ji Shiyan = mutual attack (but Lin Rang attacks and Ji Shiyan accepts)
[Lin Rang: Cold on the outside, aggressive on the inside]
Conclusion: Lin Rang is an "action-based attack", a "protective attack", and a "cold outside and hot inside attack".
[Ji Shiyan: Sunshine on the surface, feeling on the inside]
Conclusion: Ji Shiyan is a "healing type of feeling", "an escape type of feeling", and "a feeling that needs to be firmly chosen".
Core emotional patterns:
"Rational Planner" Lin Rang × "Emotional Healer" Ji Shiyan = The flame under the iceberg met the shadow under the sun, and they found the missing half of themselves in each other.
Purpose: Through the story of two girls managing rural land, it shows the beauty of labor, the gifts of nature, and the warmth between people. In the four seasons of spring plowing and autumn harvest, they not only grew food, flowers and fruits, but also love and hope. This is a hymn dedicated to land and life.
