Tea on Stone

On Zhijishi Street in Chengdu, in an old teahouse that had been closed for half a year, a will brought four desperate women together. A Chinese graduate whose manuscript was rejected, a stay-at-home wife who divorced and left home, a Sichuan cuisine chef who failed to start a business and went into debt, and a Tibetan girl who keeps bamboo weaving as an intangible cultural heritage. They scraped together the only 12,000 yuan they had for rent and agreed to stay together for twelve months. The ex-husband disrupted the situation, the rent was called, and colleagues reported. They had quarrels, but they always held each other's hands. The fireworks in the market over the bowl of tea, the mutual support in the old alleys, and the tenderness of Chengdu are all hidden in this old teahouse.