In order to find vlog inspiration, Li Wu traveled thousands of miles to Yuncheng.
I heard from the guests that there was a cold-faced man living in the B&B.
On the day of check-in, Li Wu accidentally met the man but was misunderstood by him.
On the rainy night, she heard him say in a deep voice: "I won't let you stay here."
Later she found out that Wei Guan was the owner of the B&B and the famous inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage porcelain flowers here.
She thought they would have nothing to do with each other.
Until one time at a bed and breakfast, Li Wu just went to bring a candle to the guard, but he pinned him at the door and couldn't move.
Others saw Li Wu disappear and looked around.
When there was a knock on the guard door, Li Wu was so nervous that he pushed him away and wanted to hide.
The man resisted her, biting her earlobe, his breath was low but gentle:
"I haven't kissed you enough, what should I do?"
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As we all know, Wei Juan, the inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage porcelain flower, has a cold personality and is difficult to approach. Even after the porcelain flower fire, he rarely appeared in public view.
Netizens are curious about what kind of person can pick this high mountain flower.
Until one day, people met Wei Guan one after another in different cities.
During the interview, the reporter asked: "Are you preparing for the new porcelain flower base?"
The young man changed his usual indifference and smiled in his eyes: "I am accompanying my wife to explore the world."
That night, Wei Gu posted a high-definition photo on Weibo with just two words: [With her.
In the photo, Wei Gu holds the woman's hand and carefully teaches her how to make porcelain flowers. The tenderness in his eyes seems to overflow.
The moment they saw the woman's face clearly, netizens were shocked: [Isn't this the vlogger I followed before? ? When did these two get together? ?
*Vlog blogger x inheritor of intangible cultural heritage porcelain flowers
*Porcelain flowers and you are my world.
Purpose: Inheriting intangible cultural heritage