In a mountain village like Sun Town, young people being "idle and unoccupied" isn't necessarily a bad thing. Many simply can't bear the thought of spending their lives nestled in the mountains like their ancestors, facing the loess and turning their backs to the sky. They have their unique ideas, are non-conformist, and aspire to achieve something significant.
In the eyes of the honest mountaineers, however, that's being idle and not engaging in any proper profession.
Liu Bang, Zhang Liang, and even the founding chairman were people like that.
Therefore, Suming would not judge his distant cousin Su Lijun with the same old perspective from years ago.
But Suming's first impression of Su Lijun today was not good.
