The Story of Yaya in Lotus Village 1

The mudslide and landslide completely blocked the only road out of the mountain in Hehua Village. After years of famine, the granary has bottomed out, and all the young and middle-aged people have been drafted away. Only a group of old people and children are left deep in the mountains. The whole village is trapped in the mountains, without food and clothing. Shen Nannan, a five-year-old orphan girl, is called Xiao Yaya by the people in the village. Her parents died young, and she only depended on her grandmother. By chance, Yaya dug out an old purse left behind by her mother, and accidentally opened a time-space passage connecting the ancient mountain village and the modern market. Relying on this treasure, Xiao Yaya carried a bamboo basket and went into the mountains to pick mountain mushrooms, wild medicines and strange stones, and traveled back and forth between the two worlds to complete the exchange of materials. She brought the special products from the mountains to the modern market, exchanged them for rice, flour, grains, oils, cotton clothes and medicinal materials, and transported them back to the isolated Hehua Village one by one, protecting the whole village from the most difficult winter. The mountain road is difficult to navigate and people's hearts are complicated. Some people are jealous of this opportunity, secretly spy on the secrets of the wallet, and try every means to snatch this good luck from heaven. While carefully guarding the trump card of the journey, Xiao Yaya led the villagers to open up wasteland, cultivate land and search for mountain products. At the same time, she cut rocks to open up roads, gradually opening up the ancient road out of the mountain that was buried by mudslides. A little child carried the entire mountain village's livelihood on his young shoulders, led the whole village out of despair, and guarded the world of fireworks in the mountains. Tag matching Cute babies, time travel, farming in mountain villages, survival in lean years, folk adventures, filthy parents [Author's original remarks·Exclusive settings] 1. This work "The Legend of Yaya in Lotus Village" is completely fictional and original, without any short play adaptation, no transfer, and no copied plot.