Ouyang Nana's Rainforest Adventure: Unpacking the daily life that hides the "blessing" spirit and childhood fun

Clicking on Nana's vlog clip is like brushing through an open notebook of life with your fingertips. Each frame is wrapped in unadorned relaxation-there is no deliberate light, only the freedom it should have in daily life.

The most eye-catching thing is the word "Fu" hidden everywhere: it may be a sticker stained with moisture on the glass of a convenience store, or it may be a small pattern printed on the cup at hand. It is not eye-catching but heart-warming, like a day. The little hope in my life is quietly kneaded into the lens. While walking, I suddenly ran into a warning sign saying "Bear Infested". The naive words hit my vision and instantly broke the dullness of the ordinary road, and the corners of my mouth curled up unconsciously.

There is always a moment to slow down: it may be stopping for a cup of freshly brewed hot tea, and the dense steam stains the corners of the camera, giving the picture a soft gentleness; or it may frame the passing scenery casually. There is no deliberate composition, but it hides the casual nature of "just seeing it and wanting to write it down".

There are no grand scenes or preset scripts, but it just happens that these fragments with fireworks contain the most striking truth of life-the original "blessing" atmosphere in ordinary days, and the small joys that appear without saying hello are all quietly waiting for us to bump into them in these inadvertent moments.