Shen Dongxue, head of the chamber of commerce, came to Qingyun Village in plain clothes to investigate rural industries and perceive the hearts of the people, hiding her identity. On the way, she encountered a dispute, and Lin Tian, a demobilized veteran returning home who possessed the intangible cultural heritage skill of purple clay tea roasting, stepped forward to protect her. To resolve the issue, Lin Tian exhausted his tea garden savings and signed a performance agreement. Shen Dongxue's enterprise suffered from market crowding by overseas competitors, and her operation ran into difficulties. Lin Tian contacted overseas Chinese entrepreneurs to resolve the crisis, Shen Dongxue's identity was exposed, and their disparate backgrounds drew criticism. Lin Tian traveled far to the Paris Tea Exhibition to display the Chinese tea ceremony. The two joined hands to return home and establish a tea industry cooperative, driving villagers to increase their income, holding a wedding on the tea mountain, and using craftsmanship to assist in rural revitalization.