Chan Country, East Qin State, Mande City, Shila Airport.
After a layover, Su Jie and his group had just disembarked from the airplane when a wave of heat swept over them.
Situated in the tropics, Chan Country still experienced quite high temperatures, even though it was already autumn.
"So this is Chan Country!"
Su Jie looked around the airport, which wasn't very crowded; the locals, both men and women, wore rather simple clothing.
Most men wore a type of skirt, with slippers on their feet, while most women wore colorful scarves and had their hair done up in high, sleek buns.
As they exited the airport, many drivers immediately surrounded them to offer their services.
Many even recognized that Su Jie and his group were from Hua Country and switched to speaking Hua language, albeit with a heavy accent which was mostly understandable.
Because Chan Country bordered Hua Country, it had been culturally influenced since ancient times.
