Qin Zian was chatting with Minister Zhang when a super luxurious villa appeared in front of them.

It's no exaggeration to say that the entire villa is magnificent and opulent, just like a palace.

Qin Zian was filming from inside the car, and it took nearly ten seconds for the villa to disappear from the video.

If the four, five, and six-story buildings in front are villas, then this is a complete estate.

In response to Qin Zi'an's question, Minister Zhang's face lit up with a bright smile.

“That’s how it is in our rural Fujian. No matter how far people go, they have to go back to their hometown and build a house. No one may live in the house for a long time, but the house must be built. This is called returning to one’s roots.”

People in Fujian have a strong sense of clan and place great emphasis on doing business.

This is why many people from Fujian go to other places to do business.

As the saying goes, "To return home in wealth and honor is like wearing fine clothes at night."

Anyone who does well must return to their hometown and let their fellow villagers know about it.

No matter how many houses, cars, or savings you have... it's all useless.

Only by returning to one's hometown and building a villa can one truly be considered to have returned home in glory.

I don't know when it started, but villas have begun to spring up in the countryside, each one more beautiful and luxurious than the last.

Whether you're rich or poor, you must have a decent self-built villa.

Thus, rural villas in Fujian became the pinnacle of villas in China.

After a brief chat with Minister Zhang, Qin Zi'an turned off the video.

After a quick edit, Qin Zian posted the video on his social media account.

Qin Zi'an: When looking for villas in China, look to Fujian; when looking for villas in Fujian, look to the countryside. You have to come and experience it for yourself!

The video released by Qin Zian shows only rural villas in Fujian province.

They all have different shapes, but each one is gorgeous and exquisite.

It's so captivating that just one glance is enough to make you yearn for it.

When this video showcasing a cluster of villas in rural Fujian was released, it immediately attracted the attention of netizens across the internet.

"Holy crap!!! You're telling me this is rural Fujian... rural Fujian??? When did rural China become like this? My impression of rural areas is still stuck on communal outhouses, and you Fujianese people are living in villas???"

"I had long heard of the fame of rural villas in Fujian, but I never imagined that this was not an isolated case, but that an entire street was lined with villas. In the short one-minute video, almost no two villas looked alike."

"I'm not trying to be mean, but you Fujianese people have your own planet! Why is it that everyone else has people, everyone else can live in a villa, but I'm the only one who can't?!"

"People from Fujian say... Yes! That's right! That's how we rural people from Fujian are. Our three-story villa cost over 300,000 yuan to build and over a million yuan to renovate... Don't be envious, we went bankrupt to build it. Everyone around us is like that, we can't lose out, can we?"

"Wow, villas everywhere... Great! Thank you, people of Fujian, I have material for my dream tonight. I'll randomly pick a villa to drift off to sleep, and tonight I'll be the most beautiful little princess in the countryside."

Netizens are discussing the rural villas in Fujian with great interest, and their envy has reached its peak.

If it weren't for the special note that the filming location was in the countryside, who would know that the countryside in China has developed to this extent?

When it comes to the shock that rural villas in Fujian have brought to netizens, the international level of shock must be the highest.

In less than an hour, rural villas in Fujian had topped the list of trending topics on foreign websites.

For no other reason than that the reputation of China on foreign websites has never been very good.

Many foreign media outlets criticize and smear China, portraying it as a backward country.

It wasn't until Qin Zi'an led Bingcheng into the world's view that netizens on foreign websites realized that things were not like that.

Dragon Kingdom has a beautiful and enchanting ice city like Ice City, capable of building a super ice aircraft carrier in three days, and possessing countless folk activities and cultural treasures...

It can be said that netizens around the world have been greatly shocked, and their impression of China has undergone a dramatic change.

However, their direct understanding of the Dragon Kingdom consisted mainly of its major cities, while their knowledge of the rural areas was extremely limited.

Therefore, they subconsciously believe that rural areas in China are backward.

They can't afford tea eggs, can't drink milk every day, and have to live a precarious existence.

However, when Qin Zian's videos of rural Fujian were released, the values ​​of netizens around the world were completely and utterly shattered.

Rural areas?

This is actually a scene from the countryside.

Forget about being backward; this villa is built... and people there live more comfortably than those in capitalist countries.

"Is this really the countryside of China? My God... I mean... okay! I'll remain skeptical for now. I thought the countryside of China was even cleaner than our Ganges River."

"Why do rural areas in China seem more developed than some of our cities? What have those unscrupulous media outlets done to give me such a serious stereotype about China?"

"To be honest, I am really disappointed. How could the countryside in China be like this? I watched the video ten times and I didn't see any muddy dirt roads or dilapidated wooden houses. This is definitely a fake video."

"Thanks to Qin Zi'an for showing me the real rural areas of China! The rural environment he filmed made me realize that I have been deceived for far too long. It turns out that their rural areas are just as wealthy as those of developed countries... no! They are even more wealthy."

"The scenery along the way is an endless cluster of villas—it's unbelievable! Is this really the countryside, or a wealthy resort area on the outskirts of a city? No way! I don't believe it!!! I have to see the countryside of China for myself; I have to debunk this over-hyped video!"

Videos of rural villas in Fujian province on foreign websites have sparked a huge wave of discussion, with comments ranging from extreme to extreme.

Some people are praising the beautiful villas built in rural China and marveling at the economic development of rural China.

Some people raised serious doubts, simply refusing to believe that such exquisite villas could exist in the countryside.

However, it is undeniable that regardless of the views held by these people, one fact remains unchanged.

That is... they want to go to the Dragon Kingdom and witness the rural areas of the Dragon Kingdom with their own eyes.

Only in this way can they see the real rural areas of China and gain a deeper understanding of China.