Homecoming

The main design features a partridge.
In Chinese, the call of the partridge sounds like "xíng bù dé yě gē ge," which means "You can’t leave, brother." This symbolizes a calling for those who have left their hometowns to work in big cities.

During holidays in China, train stations and airports in major cities are always crowded with young people returning home.
The stress and formality they carry in the city slowly fade away in the first few days back in their hometowns.

So, for young people in China, going home is not just about visiting grandparents—it’s also a healing journey for minds worn out by the pressures of city life.

Although our design is just a partridge, picture this moving scene in your mind:
Young workers carrying health supplements on their way back to their hometowns, then returning to the city with bags full of hometown eggs and fruits.

It's probably not just in China. This scene is likely happening all over the world.