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Chapter 623 The Little Singer is Free and Easy (68)

Chapter 623 The Little Singer is Free and Easy (Sixty-Eight)

After the boat trip, they went to eat local specialty fish. The water quality is good, and the fish are not fed with feed, making them "fresh." The taste of fish is actually closely related to the farming method. In some places, fish ponds are so foul-smelling due to the feed that passersby have to cover their noses. Locals know the feed and rarely buy fish from the pond owners. Such fish are unlikely to taste good, and are usually sold elsewhere.

In the afternoon, we visited the local fossil museum and walked along the red sand beach. I have to say, early September isn't exactly peak tourist season, so taking photos when there are fewer people is much easier. You don't have to struggle to find the right angle or edit the image in post-production. She also spent some time browsing her phone last night, looking for travel guides, and she noticed that many people's photos of scenic spots look beautiful in small sections, but once you take a panoramic shot, it's packed with people and doesn't turn out well at all.

The nights here were starry, and everyone enjoyed the stars outdoors. They also had an open-air music party, singing and dancing together. It was a very relaxing day. Chu Tingli felt that this province was a perfect match for the theme of the show. She had observed the people in both cities over the past two days and found their pace of life very slow, unlike the people in City S, who kept time down to the second and wished they had the ability to clone themselves.

Chu Tingli thought that she could come here to retire when she was old. Although the facilities and medical conditions here were indeed not as good as those in City S, she didn't care. She had to make a choice after all.

They stayed in the hotel that night. When they opened the curtains, they could see the endless Fairy Lake. It was a sea view room. The next morning, the sunlight shining on the window woke them up naturally. When they opened the curtains, they could see the golden lake and feel the gentle breeze. This feeling of being away from the hustle and bustle is hard to forget.

After having a bowl of rice noodles, they set off for the last location of the first episode, which is an ancient city. This ancient city is not the most famous among the ancient cities in the entire Y province, but it has existed for more than a thousand years. There are many exquisite ancient buildings preserved in the ancient city. The entire ancient city has obvious signs of worshipping Confucianism, and there are many intangible cultural heritages.

After touring the ancient city in the morning, they spent the afternoon learning to make ceramics from an intangible cultural heritage inheritor. This type of ceramic, which resonates with the sound of metal when struck, emphasizes decorative elements and is both practical and aesthetically pleasing. While visiting the ceramic exhibition hall, everyone marveled at the exquisite craftsmanship. It wasn't until they began working on the ceramics that they discovered how difficult it is to make. The six-step process requires three months of clay preparation in advance. They primarily learned how to throw the pottery, wet the clay, carve it, and fill it with clay. With half a day today and the entire morning tomorrow, the first episode wrapped at 3:00 PM.

In fact, when Chu Tingli was in the first world, she had made clay pots, bowls and other things by herself under the cliff, but the conditions were simple and it was definitely impossible to make them very exquisitely. There was no polishing process after firing.

Compared to others, she was a quick learner, and her calligraphy and painting skills were quite good. Later, her finished products were praised by the inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage, who said she had talent and that if she studied diligently for a year or two, she might surpass him in skill. Chu Tingli naturally smiled and expressed gratitude for the inheritor's kindness. She certainly didn't have the energy to devote herself to studying ceramics at the moment.

After interviewing the inheritors of intangible cultural heritage and sharing their experiences along the way, the first episode concluded with a final farewell. The next episode wouldn't begin until three days later. Chu Tingli also flew back to City S to handle some business and meet her mother, who had returned from her global travels to visit her in City S. Although there were many rifts between the mother and daughter, they weren't enemies, so it was natural for them to maintain their relationship.

Afterwards, she contacted the detective and was told that there had been new developments in the matter and that they would soon be able to find out more about the disappearance of Qin Qiming's first wife and son.

After a three-day break, Chu Tingli returned to the production team's studio. She thought the next two episodes would be as comfortable as the first. The second episode was pretty good, too, visiting many ethnic minority areas and experiencing different cultures. But the third episode was strange. Two new people had joined, and it was these two people who puzzled her. She didn't understand some people's thinking. If they didn't want to come, then they didn't come. Hadn't they already paid the penalty? Now what was the point of coming again? If these things got out, would it be better than breaking the contract?