Spice Code of Xingzhou Tea House

In Singapore in 2040, Chen Yang, a Chinese young man, runs the "Xingzhou Mingxiang" teahouse, which not only sells famous Chinese teas, but also integrates local Singaporean characteristics, and often welcomes Indian spice merchants. He collaborated with Indian-born engineer Amir to develop the "Rongyi" artificial intelligence program, designed to simulate multicultural interactions. At first, Chen Yang had doubts about the combination of Indian cinnamon and Pu'er brought by Raj because he followed the tradition of tea ceremony. Amir's "fusion" process was also questioned due to cultural deviation. In order to repair the program and accurately present the culture, the three people deeply experienced each other's culture and drew inspiration from Singapore's Nyonya culture to optimize the program. Later, Chen Yang combined ancient notes with new experiences to make new tea drinks using Indian cardamom and Chinese jasmine tea. Amir also upgraded the program to intelligently recommend cultural fusion experiences. They held a "Cultural Integration Creative Exhibition", and the display that combined virtual and reality was a great success. In the end, the "Integration" program attracted attention, and the teahouse became a landmark for multicultural exchanges. The two continued to cooperate to develop more cultural and creative and online projects, showing a beautiful picture of harmonious coexistence and innovative development of cultures such as China, Singapore, and India with the help of technology.