Wheat Awns in Spring

Gao Yifu quits her job and returns to her hometown, taking over her father's scalpel to become a rural veterinarian who travels through fields and villages.

It is a grueling job spent working with large animals, with little glamour in the eyes of most people.

But she isn't "down-to-earth" in the traditional sense. She'll put on a red-lipped look and a white dress without a second thought, with her eyeliner almost winging off her face, then ride her motorcycle all over the place.

She might as well have "unreliable" written across her forehead.

Ke Weil Liang follows his family's elders' arrangements and takes up a rural post to build his resume. He expects to coast through two years and then leave in style, but discovers that the work here is nothing like the easy, smooth ride he imagined.

The clash between new and old ideas, and the stark differences between rural and city life.

Through one frustrating challenge after another, he gains a whole new understanding of rural work.

Two people who could never have had anything to do with each other before collide in the dirt. Will it be romance, or a battlefield?