The film tells the story of a couple who give up city life to run a traditional farm. The farmers own a field and various livestock. They grow fruits and vegetables from morning to night, and feed chickens, ducks, pigs and cattle. In today's developed countries, such traditional agriculture has long been rare. The green trees and green fields in those storybooks have long since become rows of silver greenhouses, and the farm has the sound of machinery running instead of the sound of chickens crowing in the morning. In the face of such an efficient agricultural model, the couple wanted to take a step backwards and build a farm without pesticides, genetically modified plants, and greenhouses.
Dreams vary from person to person, and some people's dreams are more like the end of a plan, which can be achieved after a lot of hard work. Some people's dreams are more like fantasy, and even the dreamers themselves don't know how to turn them into reality. For a photographer and a personal chef, building a farm should be a dream come true. And when people really turn such dreams into reality, it becomes a story people talk about. They don't have the funds so they go everywhere to find investors, they don't have the experience so they turn to professionals to learn about agriculture. They set up a farm, but struggled along the way. Rather than making them heroic, the film brings their difficulties to the fore. The road to reach the dream is hard and tortuous. Those who dare to think may not dare to act, those who dare to do may not be able to persevere, and those who persevere may not be lucky enough to find the right path.
Everyone has different pursuits and different attitudes towards life, but as long as you stick to your inner love, life is happy
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