This is a childhood story set in a rural landscape, yet it belongs to all of us. The plot closely mirrors real social contexts, capturing both the hopes and aspirations of ordinary people in everyday life, as well as their anxieties and troubles. Amidst the rapid development of industrialization and urbanization, China’s cities and countryside have undergone dramatic transformations, accompanied by many new social challenges. Numerous real-world social issues form the backdrop of the story, including widespread anxiety stemming from urban education problems, nature deficit disorder, the current state of rural education, left-behind children, the growth of mobile internet, and new rural development initiatives. These elements shape the world in which the young protagonists live and grow. Centered around the childhood stories of Chinese children, the narrative resonates emotionally with both kids and adults alike.