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The Ziguan community got its name from the fact that it was once filled with Ziguan trees. The trees start to bloom with small white flowers in mid-November, and by mid-January, they are laden with ripe red fruits. However, due to over-logging, the trees almost became extinct. Like many other agricultural villages, the community is facing an aging population crisis. In recent years, through community revitalization efforts, the residents have come together to cultivate and plant nearly a hundred Ziguan trees, reviving the charm of the past. Additionally, various living space renovation projects have been undertaken, from improving barrier-free access to designing 13 story-telling iron flower windows within the community. The goal is to enhance residents' sense of belonging to their hometown. However, what the revitalization team did not expect was that the retro iron flower windows, created with villagers' daily lives as the theme, would attract many tourists to visit the community. The unique patterns and stories behind the windows have drawn visitors to wander through the alleys like searching for treasure, discovering ordinary yet heartwarming stories through the iron flower windows.