Seven Days

Seven days, eight people. When Song Wen walked back to the ancient city of Zhaohua on that drizzly morning, he didn't know that he had walked back into the arms of home. Because he was blind due to a work injury, he had never seen the changes in his hometown with his own eyes. In his mind, the ancient city was the same as when he was a child. At the invitation of Old Man Li from the ancient city of Zhaohua, Song Wen and his wife Ye Miao returned to their hometown. Within seven days, they met Old Man Li's family, as well as Jiang Qizhou, the local responsible for the ecological and environmental protection of the ancient city of Zhaohua and the ancient Shu Road. As an ambitious young man, Jiang Qizhou, in addition to protecting the ecological environment of the ancient city of Zhaohua and the ancient Shu Road, also tried to build a barrier-free environment for the ancient city of Zhaohua and the ancient Shu Road. As soon as he had this idea, he told his good friend Li Yan (grandson of Lao Li Tou) about his idea. It happened that Song Wen's arrival made Jiang Qizhou realize that he was walking in the right direction. At the same time, Ye Miao met Zhao Qing, a "long-lost friend" who came to travel in the ancient city of Zhaohua. The two met when they were fighting for labor security. She once heard Zhao Qing talk about the current living environment and felt that it was also difficult for children today. When several people meet together, life is full of problems, and each has its own difficulties, but a solution must always be found. "The road to Shu is as difficult as climbing to the sky. Now the road to Shu is not difficult, but the road to Shu is so difficult. In the past, Qin and Shu were blocked by the Qinling Mountains and never communicated with each other. Now they have developed and protected it as a good place for cultural hiking. The difficulties will be gradually solved as time goes by. If you still find life difficult, just get through the small difficulties one by one." Mission: Love without borders