Recently, a French vlogger named "Laolu loves tea" brought his favorite Jingshan tea to Yulianji in Yuhang, East China's Zhejiang Province. He randomly invited young strangers to exchange what was on their mind over a cup of tea.

Recently, a French vlogger named "Laolu loves tea" brought his favorite Jingshan tea to Yulianji in Yuhang, East China's Zhejiang Province. He randomly invited young strangers to exchange what was on their mind over a cup of tea. After some conversations, many issues such as job hunting, studying abroad, pressure to get married, and work troubles were found to be seriously troubling the young people.

In order to seek ways to alleviate anxiety, Laolu took the envelopes containing the young people's anxieties and went to a nursing home to seek answers. The elderly people provided solutions based on their own experiences. Many netizens commented: "Using tea as a way to communicate is great, it promotes health and allows people to savor life." Some netizens also expressed that although Laolu comes from France, he respects and understands Chinese culture very well. "He is doing something powerful, comforting souls."

Laolu has been living in China for nearly 30 years. He describes his experience of living in China with one word - "home." He has spent more time in China than in his home country of France and has already become accustomed to life here. Although his ancestors and other relatives have no connection with China, he has fallen in love with China, especially its tea culture.