Old Kuai was so flustered by this little bit of work that he slipped away without even eating.

Let's take a look at how rural dry toilets are built—seemingly simple, but actually quite challengin

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The most traditional rural wooden house: mortise-and-tenon construction, not a single nail used in t

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This Brazilian turtle today is pretty big—what a pity!

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Xiao He’s fish trap hits the jackpot again! The mud snake he caught comes in handy, helping a die-ha

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Who would have thought it would “go viral”? When table delicacies collide with ecological red lines:

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Even steaming buns requires four dishes per meal—big-leaf celery-filled buns are seriously awesome!

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The Chinese really play with bamboo very clearly!

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Caught four buckets of eels in a pond—boss is all smiles! (Part 2)

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A Song of Freedom: "Paradise Island, My Hometown" - Northeast China, My Hometown

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Sharing joy is better than enjoying it alone! Our hometown cured-meat zongzi is here to join the fun

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Big Animal City, My Home

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One pea, one fart, and with fava beans, no rest at all.

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One donkey hide costs 2,600 yuan. After three days of simmering and a month of air-drying, it's clea

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Sister Rain took down the lead sheep—want a share?

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Dinner in Rural North and South China

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This is everyday rural life—chickens, ducks, geese, and dogs all getting three meals a day.

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Even applying the white paint is done with meticulous care; I’ve got to help Big Baby with this matc

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Northeasterners are just full of life—Rain Sister’s 70-plus-year-old mother-in-law zips up the mount

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The small courtyard is short-handed, so they’re recruiting help from all over the village. Old Kui h

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“We’ve got to buy potato seedlings and corn seeds,” Old Kui blurted out suddenly during dinner.

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