In Guilin City, nestled in southern China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, a tiny 10-square-meter garden is making big waves. 🌿 This unique space blends ancient Chinese porcelains with lush greenery, crafted by Tianyi, whose two-year journey to find her gardening style became a story of resilience and healing.
After parting with her beloved pet dog and welcoming new beginnings, Tianyi’s garden became her sanctuary. 🐾✨ 'It’s where I reconnect with myself,' she says, describing how arranging delicate ceramics alongside plants like bonsai and ferns helped her process life’s ups and downs.
Part of the popular Oh! My Greens series, this episode highlights how gardens are more than just pretty spaces—they’re reflections of personal growth and cultural heritage. Producer Liang Si, who visits plant enthusiasts across China, calls it 'a love letter to the ways nature and art heal us.' 📖💚
The series, now in its 12th episode, explores everything from rooftop gardens in Beijing’s hutongs to tropical plant rescues, proving that even the smallest green spaces can hold the deepest stories.
