A Heartwarming Legacy of Chinese Culture: Starting with Bamboo-Wire Porcelain

Amid towering forests and flowing streams, with beaches and waves in the distance and rare treasures and adorable beasts among the trees,

Chu Feng and his wife and daughter settle in this idyllic paradise, unfolding before the world a thousand years of Chinese heritage.

From the start, he makes porcelain with bamboo thread, drawing eight taels of thread from a hundred jin of bamboo, to protect the warmth of his daughter’s little porcelain bowl.

He uses bone china in repairing the villagers’ family genealogy, helping people understand the long history of their ancestral halls and clans.

Sugared crab, qingtuan, osmanthus cakes, sugar figurines, candied fruit, and rice dumplings wrapped in reed leaves: delicious treats stir a million viewers’ childhood memories!

Oiled-paper umbrellas in the rainy season, lively lion dances, splendid lanterns, and fireworks rising into the sky.

Through warm everyday moments, he shares and explains the spirit of craftsmanship and the traditions passed down through generations.

Viewers sigh: “What a wonderful family, living the dream! Every day they make my heart melt!”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.