In Qinglan Mountain in southern Anhui, there is a semi-abandoned tea garden deep in the clouds and mist.
Nineteen-year-old Shen Heng was "assigned" here by her stepmother, nominally to take care of the least valuable property in her mother's dowry, but in reality she was left to fend for herself. When I was driven here, I only had a tea-making notebook left by my mother with me, but the key pages were still blurred by water stains. The tea mountain has been deserted for three years, the tea tents are leaking, and she is running out of money and food. She takes her personal maid Jingyi to rebuild her life on the ruins, starting from patching the roof and clearing the tea bushes.
Shen Heng relied on his mother's talent for color and smell that he had cultivated since he was a child. He repeatedly tried frying the tea according to the damaged notes, and gained experience from pots of waste tea. A Zhi, a tea-picking girl from a nearby mountain, brings warmth to the market. Zhou Bo, an old tea farmer who lives in seclusion, looks on with a cold face and occasionally gets a little excited. When he went down the mountain to sell fresh leaves, the price was lowered by the tea merchant Lin. Shen Heng realized that "exchanging fresh leaves for food cannot buy a living", so he devoted himself to the art of tea making. The tea plantation is gradually improving, clues to the land deed hidden in the empty bricks on the stove surface have emerged, and more and more people are asking about the tea plantation.
With the help of his friends, Shen Heng showed his talent in making tea, but it attracted covetous attention. The forces that killed Shen's mother in order to seize the secret recipe for making tea have resurfaced. The collusion between her stepmother and shopkeeper Lin is exposed, and the dispute over land deeds has become fierce. Uncle Zhou was forced to uncover the dusty past, and Shen Heng realized that his mother's death was no accident, and that the destroyed notebook contained the final clue to the secret recipe.
Shen Heng used the mental skills of the broken pages and his own talent to create a lost-famous tea, and established himself in the tea market. She found out the cause of her mother's death, kept the tea mountain and the secret recipe, and grew from an abandoned orphan to a responsible tea master. The tea mountain mist rises again, and this time, it's their tea affair.
The idea: a group of like-minded friends, relying not on golden fingers, but on a pair of hands that have been burned and healed, a pot of tea with burnt edges but the right aroma, and the days of "today is better than yesterday" day after day.