Zhu Nan's mother passed away,
She was kicked out of the Zhu family and became a homeless orphan.
When my mother was alive, she once told Zhu Nan that if one day she had nowhere to go, she would go to the Chun'an Tea House in Linshui Town, Jiangnan to find an old man named Lingshan Cha Lao. He was my mother's master when she was an apprentice at the tea house.
When Zhu Nan arrived at Chun'ang Tea House, he didn't wait until Lingshan Tea was old. Instead, he was ridiculed by the servant.
She squatted aggrievedly outside the tea house.
Until late at night, she waited for the grandson of Mr. Lingshan Tea.
The wind on the spring night was chilly, and it might be raining soon. The young man said, "It's not good for girls to be out in the middle of the night."
From then on, he took her back to the tea house and gave her a home.
Later, no matter where he was, Zhu Nan would always remember a young man as gentle as spring. His name was Fu Shiang, and he was born in spring.
Zhu Nan always likes to call him Ah Chun.
Because Zhu Nan knew that when he came to this world, everything was in full bloom.
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That day was Zhu Nan's birthday, and Fu Shiang said he would give her a good birthday gift.
She was looking forward to it.
But Zhu Nan waited until midnight but did not wait for Fu Shiang's birthday gift.
She thought Fu Shiang was deceiving her and wanted to go back to the room angrily.
By coincidence, Fu Shiang appeared in her yard at this time.
Zhu Nan asked angrily: "Where is my birthday gift? Did you forget it?"
Fu Shiang spread his fingers and pointed at himself and said, "Your birthday gift."
Zhu Nan: "?"
Fu Shiang: "If you have nothing in the south of the Yangtze River, just give me a sprig of spring."
Purpose: Inherit and carry forward Chinese tea culture
