Film and TV Life Experiment Program

In mid-February, it is the beginning of spring according to the Chinese 3 solar terms. Compared with South Korea, the temperature in Jeju Island is milder, with an average temperature of 12°C to °C, but it is mostly rainy and the sea breeze is biting.

At this time, it is easier to distinguish locals from tourists by their clothes. Most locals wear cotton-padded down jackets, which are good for keeping warm and frostbitten.

People from other places who come for vacation mostly wear woolen coats and dress neatly and stylishly.

In his daily life, Gu Yu not only accompanies his grandmother to buy groceries and sometimes accompanies his grandfather to go fishing, but also engages in literary creation.

The reputation and popularity of a talented writer must be maintained, and one work must be published every year.

The work he is currently working on, "Under the Sky of Seoul," is about a South Korean college student who tells various stories to a terminally ill, immobile patient in order to help her prolong her life.

These stories of fighting poverty and suffering have encouraged both the tellers and the listeners.

The subject matter is localized. Gu Yu gained a lot of inspiration from talking with the locals on Jeju Island.

In the eyes of the locals, although Gu Yu is young, he has a mature and stable personality, is polite, good at talking, and willing to listen.

Soon he received praise from the aunties at the village intelligence station. If Gu Yu had not been a minor, they would have lined up to introduce him to a date.

"Aunt Huici, my grandmother and I went to the market to buy vegetables yesterday and saw Uncle Yinquan and Uncle Haoxi had a conflict and almost got into a fight. Fortunately, Aunt Enxi separated them in time,"

The next afternoon, Grandma Yin Taishu brought Gu Yu to the village. Several aunts were chatting while sorting out and processing seafood. Gu Yu interrupted and said,

"It's not surprising. I don't know why these two guys, they used to be very good friends, they bought houses upstairs and downstairs, but now they don't like each other.

They would definitely listen to Enxi. If it weren't for Enxi, they wouldn't know how bad their lives would be now!"

Park Hye-Ci is in her fifties, a female diner, plump, and dressed like a normal fishing village woman.

He is carefree and outspoken, but he doesn't have any bad intentions.

"We were originally planning to become in-laws, and one family was made up of boys and the other was made up of girls. Now, we've become enemies.

Although the wives of both families have left, leaving only the father to take care of the children, the unexpected children are all very good.

If you rank first or second in junior high school, you will definitely be admitted to our best high school."

Aunt Huici came to talk, and Gu Yu just started talking. She talked about the situation of the two families non-stop.

"Of these two children, I prefer Yin Quan's Ah Xian, who is sensible and polite.

Hao Xi's daughter Yingzhu is too arrogant. She wants to leave the small fishing village and go to the big city. She usually doesn't even greet us elders when she sees us. She is very cold and aloof.

An old lady then added and commented on the children of the two families. The topic became hot immediately. The women in the village like to gossip about their families and comment on other families' problems.

"That's right. That child is not friendly at all. What's the point of just being good at studying?"

"She is not only good at studying, but also beautiful. If you ask me, the one who will do the best among their generation in the future may be Young-joo."

"Hao Xi is busy making money every day, and usually obeys Yingzhu. A girl can't do without a mother, and no one teaches her.

Whoever marries her in the future will definitely not get along well with her mother-in-law."

"Yes, she is cold and erratic. My granddaughter told me that Yingzhu is the class monitor at school. She is very domineering and her classmates are afraid of her."

A group of middle-aged and elderly women were talking at once, and their words were becoming increasingly unpleasant to the ear.

“Worry less about other people’s affairs. Are your own children excellent?

What's wrong with Young Joo? If she wasn't good in both character and study, why would the school teachers choose her as class monitor and student council president?

They are not cut from the same mold. Isn't it normal that children have different personalities?

Things are different now than they were in the past. We don’t need to pay attention to those empty formalities. We shouldn’t use the standards of our time to demand today’s children.”

Grandma Chunxi frowned, put down the work in her hands, and looked serious. As soon as she spoke, the other aunts instantly became quiet, embarrassed, and did not dare to refute.

"Grandma, I want to take a walk on the embankment,"

"Okay, go ahead. Be careful with the sea breeze and don't catch a cold."

Gu Yu didn't get involved in these things. After talking to Grandma Yin Taishu, he bowed slightly to the other aunts and grandmothers and left.

"Grandma Gu Yu, your family has done a good job in education. Gu Yu is a really good child."

"I always feel familiar with him, like a big star,"

"You are a blessed person, your grandson will surely be successful in the future."

Gu Yu had just walked a short distance when he heard the voices of women chatting behind him. The atmosphere quickly returned to harmony.

"Children and grandchildren have their own blessings. I just hope he grows up healthily."

Grandma Yoon Tae-sook is processing conch and scallops under the guidance of Eun-hee. She integrates into and enjoys this ordinary fishing village life. She just smiles indifferently at the slightly flattering compliments from others.

But after all, it is still different from the locals. People respect silk clothes and horses respect saddles.

From the beginning, in the eyes of these women in the fishing village, Gu Yu and his grandson were rich people who came from Seoul for vacation.

Gu Yu was wearing a dark grey coat, with his hands in his pockets, walking leisurely.

In his mind, he was calculating his recent gains and discovered a new map and a new TV series - Our Blues.

With the help of my grandmother, I got to know the characters in the story.

However, this is a warm and healing drama, and Gu Yu still wants to escape the heat and relax, and does not want to interfere too much with the plot.

However, when Gu Yu, the butterfly, appeared in the Azure Village, changes had already taken place silently.

"It's annoying, right? There are no secrets in this place. If you're not careful, you'll become the subject of gossip.

I don't know why you people from big cities want to come here for vacation."

Gu Yu stopped and looked at the vast blue sea ahead.

At this time, a young girl came up to him, wearing a short black down jacket and pencil pants, showing her slender figure, and also looked towards the sea.

She seemed to be talking to herself, but in fact she was complaining to Gu Yu. It seemed that she had heard the idle chatter of the aunties and grandmas.

"Your hometown, which you are used to or even tired of, may be the most beautiful scenery in the eyes of others. I know you, Fang Yingzhu."

Gu Yu turned to face the girl, and her pure and delicate oval face came into view. She had a cool temperament and looked like a cold beauty.

"I know you too, the author of "Missing Children's Archives" and the winner of this year's Dublin Literature Award, Lin Gu Yuxi,"

Fang Yingzhu turned sideways and looked directly at Gu Yu with her beautiful eyes. Her expression was serious. Gu Yu was stunned when he heard her.

"Really? I'm exposed. I hope not too many people know my identity, otherwise I'll have to move to another place for the winter vacation."

Gu Yu smiled and shrugged helplessly.

"Don't worry, few people here like to read books, and there is not even a bookstore.

Third-tier actors, singers and idols are more famous than you, a world-class writer. You have come to the right place if you want to avoid the spotlight."

Fang Yingzhu did not shy away from making up stories about the locals, her tone was full of sarcasm, and her face became increasingly cold.

It was not directed at Gu Yu, but at the Blue Village that she hated.