In 2013, He Duoduo was a senior liberal arts student at Renmin University of China. Her high school classmate met Kike, a Dutch international student at her hometown university, who wanted to come to the National People's Congress for exchange and exchange, and was looking for a place to rent in Beijing. Duoduo remembered that she met Zheng Jimin, a Korean international student in Japanese class last semester. She did not live in the campus dormitory but rented an apartment off campus, so she enthusiastically helped contact him. In order to thank Duoduo for her introduction, Zheng Jimin invited her to have a meal. Duoduo, who has only been studying at the university since then, opened her horizons and followed into the life world of international students... Under the ring structure of Beijing's city pie, the degree of development is basically inversely proportional to the number of rings, and Wangjing has jumped from the edge to "Beijing's second CBD". Dawangjing, once known as Koreatown, is home to a large number of Koreans and Japanese...
Concept: Based on the trend changes in Wangjing, Beijing, with the cross-border love between China and South Korea as the main line, it is a mukbang-type novel that describes Korean culture, food production, and Beijing bars.
