Bread is a common food in daily diet, but different methods of making it can show a variety of life attitudes.

Industrial yeast bread is quick to make and reflects the fast pace of modern life; in contrast, natural yeast bread exudes original flavor and may imply a more pure and simple attitude towards life.

This difference also extends to interpersonal interactions, which is certainly a food for thought.

There were once two girls, both of whom were at a low point in their lives.

Their life experience abroad has undergone a major change. By chance, they tasted bread, a food that is regarded as a staple food in the local area, and their mood suddenly brightened.

This bread seems to be more than just food, but more like a revelation of life.

In the bustling city of Beijing, many people may have experienced similar predicaments, as if they were trapped in a trough. But sometimes, some trivial things can bring about unexpected changes.

People in the city are all looking for the "food of hope" that can dispel the gloom in their hearts.

After this, the two girls decided to return home.

They brought their love for bread back to Beijing.

This situation is quite similar to the experience of many returnees. They were inspired in a foreign country and then brought some novel ideas and elements back to their country.

Back in the capital, the two girls worked together to open a shop selling European-style bread, with a creative name called "Bread Will Come".

It is not easy to open a bakery in a place like Beijing where land is at a premium and competition is fierce.

The store grew from scratch and encountered many challenges along the way. Site selection, decoration, finding supply channels, and recruiting employees are all tests of their entrepreneurial ability and will.

Entrepreneurs often encounter this problem. No matter which city they are in, opening a new store requires facing various challenges.

As soon as it opens for business, the bakery needs to consider how to attract customers and how to deal with competition from its peers.

With their unique taste and excellent service, they have gradually occupied a place in the Beijing market, making more and more people remember the warm store name "Bread Will Come".

On the occasion of the bakery's seven-year anniversary, a blogger shot a commemorative video for the shop.

At this time, the camera seems to have become a tunnel of time.

Pictures of the hardships of starting a business back then emerged one by one.

These people start busy every morning, carefully preparing ingredients, and tidy up the store at night. Although they are exhausted physically and mentally, they are full of satisfaction.

During their entrepreneurial journey, they faced the challenge of managing interpersonal relationships with friends, family, and partners.

These memories are not just the stories of two people, many entrepreneurs will have similar experiences.

What they miss in their hearts are the people who cared for them, perhaps the neighbors who helped them when they first entered the business world, or the regular customers who frequently visited the store.

These bits and pieces constitute their unique entrepreneurial memories.

The work "There Will Be Bread" is quite unique. It cleverly combines the thinking mode of film and television with the thinking mode of drama.

This fusion breaks the traditional narrative method and brings a new viewing experience to the audience.

An in-depth experience from multiple angles is achieved on the drama stage, which is considered a brave exploration in the theater world.

Nowadays, many artistic works are dedicated to seeking innovation and breakthrough. Such innovation seems to have brought new life to traditional drama.

The actors combined actual actions with images to demonstrate a complete bread baking process on stage.

This is not just a performance, but the daily scene of making bread is transformed into art. From the performance to the decoration, everything in the theater is centered around bread to create an atmosphere. The final chapter of the play reaches its climax with the successful baking of the bread. At that time, the theater was filled with the aroma of freshly baked bread, and the audience could even share this delicious food with the actors, truly demonstrating the theme of "the bread will come."

This work is supported by an excellent creative team.

The director studied at the MFA Theater Directing program at East 15 Acting School in London, UK. His work "Imitating Lover" was included in the China National Theater Young Director Support Program. His representative works include "Doctor Godot" and "Meet Me at the Shore", which have been performed in many theater festivals.

Such excellent educational background and creative experience undoubtedly provide artistic guarantee for this work.

The lighting engineer comes from a lighting family and has been involved in many matters in the theater since he was a child. After completing his studies at Communication University, he became a disciple of top lighting designer Wang Ruiguo. He has participated in many works such as "Stealing Hearts" and "Winter Light", which fully demonstrate his professional talents.

This stage costume and makeup designer majored in Beijing Dance Academy and has created many outstanding stage designs.

The input of each artist gives this work a high level of artistic quality.

Bread in this story is not just food or a commodity.

There is a philosophy of life behind the phrase "there will be bread."

Nowadays, with the advancement of globalization, Chinatowns can be seen everywhere in the world. These China towns not only provide the Chinese with familiar hometown delicacies, but bread has gradually become one of the daily meals of many Chinese people.

The two women broke away from their old life trajectories, met in confusion and started a business together, turning the bakery into a warm place full of food and love, which demonstrated their pursuit of authenticity and peace in life.

No matter where they are, people are seeking simple and pure happiness and value in their complicated lives.

Life is complex and changeable, but like bread, it is made up of meals and daily accumulations. These small fragments together make us who we are today.

Have you ever tasted bread made with different yeasts?

Which one do you prefer?