According to Director Zhang and Party Secretary Xiao Zhang, if he wasn't busy, he should go out and paint on the white wall.

Fortunately, Lin's mother had already bought all the paintbrushes, paints, and other supplies that Lin's father needed for his painting.

Party Secretary Zhang also stated that the purchased materials and such could be reimbursed.

After hesitating for five seconds, Mr. Lin was roused by the crowd to go and paint on the wall.

As for the scaffolding needed for painting the murals, Mr. Lin didn't need to worry about those issues at all.

As soon as Party Secretary Zhang opened his mouth, someone immediately stepped forward to support him.

That speed, that efficiency, it's definitely the speed of Qingshui Village, and it can also be called the speed of China!

On the first wall, Lin's father painted a picture of a bountiful harvest.

Golden ears of wheat, blue sky and white clouds, country lanes, and people with joyful faces on the lanes.

On the second wall, Lin's father had drawn a simple sketch of the village's landscape and houses.

Although the composition is not as eye-catching as the first one, and the colors are not as rich, it is full of artistic conception.

The third time...

Director Zhang and his team didn't have time to film anymore.

Because the director from the film studio called them to urge them to hurry up.

With great reluctance, the group packed their belongings and reluctantly boarded the car.

When we arrived, the only people in the carriage were in a bad mood.

When they returned, the train carriage was filled with heavy loads of vegetables and various other things they had bought.

The worst part was that the people on set, for some reason, asked them to help bring vegetables back.

Who can understand what it's like to have three cars crammed full of cabbages, bok choy, and small green vegetables?

Speechless.