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Chapter 624 The Little Singer is Free and Easy (69)

Chapter 624: The Little Singer is Free and Easy (Sixty-nine)

Chu Tingli was indeed surprised when she saw Qin Yuanyuan and Jiang Junxi coming together. She also observed the reactions of others at that time and found that they also had some surprise on their faces. Obviously, they were not aware of it in advance. However, everyone reacted quickly and greeted the new couple guests with a smile.

Chu Tingli smiled lightly at the time, without much enthusiasm, and did not talk to them. She just admired the surrounding field scenery and thought about the program crew's upcoming task.

In fact, the third episode is still set in Y Province. This time, the program travels along the border line. The first stop is a popular tourist area in Y Province. There are dense rainforests and tropical rainforest nature reserves. People mainly grow rubber and tea. The products here are rich, and the villagers have no worries about food and clothing. Crops are harvested three or twice a year. The yards of every household in the village are full of fruit trees such as mangoes, lychees, grapes, pineapples, bananas, and flowers such as roses, frangipanis, and dendrobiums are competing for beauty.

Although this is a popular tourist city, most of the places tourists go to are popular attractions, such as visiting Buddhist temples, botanical gardens, and watching wild elephants, which are usually in the city. This time, the program team took a different approach and did not let them stay in the city. Instead, they found a small village only two or three kilometers away from the border as the recording location.

They just took a short rest in the city for one night and drove out of the city early the next morning. When they arrived at the place found by the program crew, beads of sweat fell on Chu Tingli's cheeks as soon as she got out of the car. The air here was humid and hot, and there were many mosquitoes. The climate was completely different from that of the provincial capital of Y Province.

Because the program team said that two mysterious guests would be coming, they let them move around freely first and could only proceed to the next arrangement after the two guests arrived.

Looking at the scorching sun outside, the other three guests stood outside for a while before deciding to rest in the production crew's RV. When Chu Tingli first arrived in the village, she noticed many villagers enjoying the cool shade under a large tree. She overheard their conversations, noting that they were intertwined with the languages ​​of two ethnic minorities. It seemed that at least two ethnic minorities lived in harmony in this village.

Because she had dealt with people from several different nationalities in the previous issue, she found that the language they spoke was one she had learned a little bit of, so she went up to them and greeted them in the minority language.

They were originally looking at the crowd curiously, but when they found that the girl knew their language, they immediately felt close to her and started chatting with her.

In fact, the villagers didn't usually wear traditional clothing; they wore short-sleeved shirts and long pants, similar to the clothing styles of outsiders like Chu Tingli. Traditional clothing was only worn on specific occasions. Chu Tingli also noticed that among the more than ten people enjoying the cool air, only two women wore traditional clothing. None of the men nearby wore traditional clothing. Furthermore, they could understand the national language and even spoke some foreign languages.

She thought that if she were a field researcher, she could use this opportunity to study the cultural psychology of ethnic minorities and the phenomenon of cultural integration. She also asked the villagers if anyone had done field research. The term was unfamiliar to them, but after she explained it in detail, they understood and replied that three groups of people had come to their village during the summer vacation. They were all university professors and their students, who spent their days typing away on their computers and occasionally recording and interviewing them with pen and paper. They said she was late; if she had come earlier, she could have met the professors.

Chu Tingli laughed. She was just asking casually, not trying to find the professors. No wonder she felt these villagers weren't xenophobic or wary of them. It turned out they were so used to seeing people coming to their village so often.

It was through these villagers that she even learned about the show's subsequent arrangements. She even had to complete a task to determine which villager's home she would stay at tonight. This show didn't do this before? Isn't this a common tactic for rural variety shows?

At that time, she didn't know who the new guest was, she just felt that the program was starting to follow a routine, but the routine didn't have to be profound, as long as it was useful.

Later, when she actually started to do the task, she found that the production crew also had bad tempers. However, seeing how exhausted the two people were, it was hard not to suspect that the production crew also held grudges.