Hope in the Takeaway Box

Xia Guoxiang, an eighteen-year-old rural boy, plunged into the huge city of Chang'an with his mother's fifty yuan, his grandfather's broken mobile phone, and the video obsession of takeaway blogger Zhang Laojiu. He rushed to his idol's takeout station, but failed, and almost fell into the car dealership owner's online loan trap. Fortunately, the enthusiastic brother Wang took the money and got an electric car on credit, becoming a newbie in takeout. The dilapidated dormitory, the tough-talking and soft-hearted carport aunt, and the gentle white moonlight Lin Xiaoya he met at the station in the early morning became his first ray of light in the cold city. He firmly remembered his mother's advice: "No matter what you do, be the first to arrive and the last to leave." From a rural boy who was confused at traffic lights, he clumsily learned routes, stumbled and took orders, and finally waited for his first takeaway order in his life. The unexpected encounter at the pawn shop, the weirdness in the city, and the unknown wind and rain on the road could not wear away the stubbornness and steadiness in his bones. This is not an easy adventure, there is sweat and embarrassment, there is confusion and timidity, but there is also the kindness of strangers, the ignorant heartbeat, and the little sweetness earned by one's own hands. Follow Xiangzi and watch how this earthy boy rides an electric bike and runs hard in the streets of Chang'an City, making the most of his ordinary life, and opens the door to his own city amidst the fireworks of takeaways!