In his sixth year as a tour guide, Cheng Nian found that he had traveled all over the country but never stopped to visit any place.
Her father wrote a line on the atlas: "Next time, stop and take a look."
Then her dad left. The atlas was in her hands.
Cheng Nian turned to the page about Fujian and drew a circle around Wuyi Mountain.
She thought about it, quit her job, bought a high-speed rail ticket, and went to a completely unfamiliar village.
Then she discovered that the people in the village were very interesting.
The proprietress of Beijie Inn cooks delicious food and has a louder voice.
There was a female tea farmer in the next village who called her senior brother "senior brother" and came to the teahouse every day to ask for technical advice. Cheng Nian almost thought she was here for tourism or to be jealous.
There is a cultural and creative store owner in the town who rides a motorcycle for an extra three kilometers every day just to take a look at his daughter at the breakfast store. He then leaves without daring to speak.
There is also an eight-year-old child named Minnie. The first time he met her, he called her "sister", and the second time he met her, he called her "aunt".
As for the teahouse owner at the entrance of the village - he talks little, wears blue overalls, and knows how to fix anything.
Cheng Nian originally came to "stop for a moment."
Then she stopped for a little too long.
Intention: Stop and take a look
