Southern Guangdong Family: the Counterattack of the Discarded Chef in Guangfu

Guangfu Storm: The Master of Pyrotechnics in the Pearl River Delta Zhou Yong'an, a "refined and poor" social worker in Guangzhou CBD, was suddenly knocked back to the urban village in the Pearl River Delta by his father's stroke - to take over the ancestral tea restaurant "Zhou Ji" that was on the verge of closure. Burning milk tea, miscalculating accounts, being complained about by old neighbors, and being surrounded and suppressed by the chain giant "Golden Gongding", the counterattack of the leader of the waste youth is full of jokes. A incomplete "Secret Code of Zhou Ji" and an ancestral motto that "taste comes first" allowed him to gather unemployed programmers, fierce cooks, and former lion dance coaches to form a "waste alliance". Traditional marketing fights against capital siege, ancient taste collides with the Internet celebrity trend, and in the fireworks of tea restaurants, the absurd struggles of little people are staged. The wave of urban village transformation, family feuds, the secret of the mother's disappearance, and the transformation of opponents into allies are intertwined into a picture of the Pearl River Delta era. Cantonese slang is mixed with laughter and tears, the lion awakening gongs and drums break the coldness of the office building, and the warmest human feelings are brewed in the old fire soup. This is a life comedy rooted in the Lingnan city, and it is also a passionate hymn of a small person fighting against the big times - when the neon lights of "Zhou Ji" light up, what is sold is not only barbecued pork buns and milk tea, but also neighborhood love, Lingnan flavor, and the grassroots resilience that can never be defeated.