The Call of Dabashan

Forty-three years have passed, but a sea separated us from each other, but the wanderer's homesickness has never been cut off; even if the body turns to ashes, returning home is still the obsession of this life. In the inaccessible hinterland of Daba Mountain, college student village official Ningxia made the barren peach blossom garden full of begonia flowers. The increasingly prosperous hometown has cut off the fetters of wandering people away from home. Nostalgia and family affection are the feelings engraved in the bones of the Ba people. When the embroidery works of the Tujia girls were successfully selected as provincial intangible cultural heritage; on the day when the gongs and drums of grass-plucking sounded throughout the valley, Daba Mountain prepared a grand Tujia banquet for the returning wanderers and tourists from far away.