Qimao's only pen name: Yiyuan LL; other pen names besides Qimao: Yiyuan
Javier, a craftsman in his fifties from the Arequipa Mountains in Peru, has been making alpaca wool handicrafts for more than 30 years. Due to limited sales, he has not been able to make a good life for his family, and he has been unable to help the villagers of Campo Village where he lives out of poverty. He is full of awe for the traditional craftsmanship he has learned, but also feels helpless about the reality.
After Yin Xia, a Chinese girl who once worked as a tour guide in a Latin American country, recovered from a serious illness, she was unwilling to fail in her entrepreneurial dream. She went to Arequipa to investigate the source of alpaca cashmere products, hoping to introduce such products to China to form an import production and marketing chain. However, she had to give up because the research results were not satisfactory. However, the two little alpaca dolls she bought on the streets of Arequipa unexpectedly brought her an order for a thousand more than a year later, and so she began a fateful relationship with the Javier family living in the village of Campo in the remote Andes.