Fireworks in Northern Guangdong: the Wonderful Relationship Between a Rough Man and a Poisonous Tongue

30-Year-old Zhou Zhenyu, unable to control the Internet KPI of the Pearl River Delta, fled back to Shitou Town in the mountains of northern Guangdong with the frustration of the project failure. He originally wanted to work as a "handyman" with his tinkering skills, enjoying Sister Gillian's Yong Tofu and listening to Uncle Jian's nagging, but after a drunken meeting, he inexplicably took over the Yunwu Tea Factory, which was on the verge of bankruptcy, and became the laughing stock of the town. What's even more unfortunate is that the water pipe burst in the ancestral house and splashed the camera bag of the tenant next door - Lin Ziqing, a sharp-tongued photographer who was "exiled" by the magazine to shoot a feature. One is a rough guy who speaks a dialect, and the other is an urban girl who pays attention to aesthetics. From meeting each other to being forced to form a team, a turbulent entrepreneurial road begins: selling tea on a live broadcast, being made difficult by capital bosses, encountering the test of life and death in floods and wildfires, and having to deal with the seventh aunt's "feng shui advice" and the dark cooking troubles of Fatty Cong. When Brother Qiang's large-scale amusement park plan ran into the battle to protect the intangible cultural heritage of the stone shadow sculptures, and when local marketing met the strict standards of international orders, this group of seemingly unreliable small town people used the weird ideas of the science and engineering men, the exquisite aesthetics of the urban women, and the hot fireworks of the neighborhood to turn the dilapidated tea factory into a cultural tourism business card that integrates ecology, culture, and food. There is no bloody routine of the boss chasing his wife, there is only the awkward side-by-side in the tea garden; there is no earth-shattering heroic feat, just a bowl of hot soup in the Weilong House. Escape from the confusion of the city and the determination to take root in the country, the down-to-earth romance - it turns out that this place of peace has never been a safe haven to lie down, but to live life like a firework with a group of interesting people.