In the World

In a quiet corner of the bustling city, there is an old street called "Huanyuli". This place is not only a geographical coordinate, but also a warm and homely emotional community built by strangers. The story begins in a bakery with the aroma of wheat. As the Sami family from Pakistan moves in, the daily life of this street is quietly activated: the enthusiastic Middle Eastern grocer Ali, the romantic and unrestrained Italian barista Antonio, the elegant retired French professor Madame Marie, the quiet Japanese florist Mika Sato, the rigorous German engineer Hans... Neighbors with different backgrounds, like scattered puzzle pieces, have found the edges of each other here. They experience the four seasons together: working together to plant a garden in spring, sharing a harvest feast in summer, making a food pact to protect each other in autumn, and working together to resist the cold wave of rent in winter. There is no grand narrative, only daily life full of fireworks - a sharing, a helping hand, a blessing, these insignificant kindnesses gather into a bond that is stronger than blood ties. "Huanyuli" is a story about "return". It gently reveals: In the increasingly alienated modern life, the real home is not made of bricks and tiles, but is built by the small but firm warmth between people. This book is dedicated to all readers who long for connection and believe in the power of kindness - no matter where you come from, there is always a place where a light called "home" will be lit for you.