Stay in the South of the River

An Yanhe, an independent woman, wants to leave Henan and fly to the distant Hong Kong for high salary and development. Yu Zhisu, a Hakka girl, encountered a heavy rainstorm the first time she came to Henan. The second time she came to Henan was for love. Travelers and returning guests met in a wheat field in western Henan where stone carvings from the Song Dynasty stood. One glance at the stone carvings lasts for thousands of years, and the wheat grows year after year. The Yellow River flows eastward in the wind. Why does history continue here and never stop? What Henan people want to escape in their lives is the red soil of Henan. The most difficult thing to let go of in life is the red soil of Henan. On the red soil, golden wheat fields grow endlessly, protecting ancestors and nurturing life. A grain of wheat, a mouthful of food, a big river, a piece of civilization. The girls with their own dreams finally stayed in the wheat field. Stay in this red soil with great potential. Stay south of the river.