Love in the Tea Garden is a modern urban micro-series that narrates the story of Ye Xiyan, the heiress of the Ye Corporation, who encounters a car accident during a rural inspection and is rescued by Lu Mingyu, the owner of a tea garden in Guyan Village. To evade being traced, Ye Xiyan pretends to suffer from amnesia and, through a series of comedic misunderstandings, ends up engaged to Lu Mingyu. This sets the stage for a sweet and hilarious cohabitation. However, the appearance of Cui Zihao, the scion of the Cui Group, and the revelation of Lu Mingyu's past as a bodyguard introduce new challenges and misunderstandings to their relationship.

The series is characterized by its concise and vivid storytelling, with a fast pace, high density, and strong emotional impact, catering to the current audience's appetite for tightly woven plots. It skillfully incorporates elements of rural revitalization, showcasing the agricultural and tea cultures of Lishui City. By filming in authentic rural landscapes, the series integrates pastoral charm into the narrative, presenting viewers with a heartfelt and distinctively touching image.

Love in the Tea Garden is more than just an emotional drama, it carries deeper social values. From a youthful perspective, it depicts a new countryside with innovative farmers and modern styles, breaking stereotypes of rural backwardness and portraying a countryside that is progressive, innovative, and intelligent. By combining a love story with rural culture, the series promotes the inheritance of rural culture and contributes to rural revitalization.

Furthermore, the producer of the series, Liu Ying, a veteran TV drama editor, demonstrates her decade of industry experience in Love in the Tea Garden. Her passion for romantic dramas, professional acumen, and taste in production are evident in this series. The success of the series lies not only in its engaging plot and professional cast but also in its balance between popularity and uplifting themes, providing viewers with valuable content.