Cha Ainan

Yasujiro Ozu leisurely talks about the simplicity of a married life as a blessing with the taste of tea over rice, while Pengfei lightly describes the closeness of the mother-daughter hearts with the taste of rice flowers. A mother who worked in the city returned to a Dai village in Yunnan. Her daughter's problems were no different from those of all left-behind children: she was prone to lying, playing with her mobile phone, arguing with her classmates and going against her teachers