Unbelievable Talent: Chinese Culture Is This Awesome?

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Lin Ye had just joined Huaxia's top TV station. Because he didn't know how to drink a toast, he was given a hard time and assigned to an outdoor show that was on the verge of cancellation, interviewing inheritors of folk culture.

Then he gained extraordinary comprehension.

From that moment on, he showed the whole world the appeal of Huaxia culture.

He mastered traditional Huaxia martial arts at a glance and grasped even more advanced combat techniques, dominating the world's boxing tournaments.

He mastered embroidery at a glance and rediscovered the lost art of coujin embroidery.

Huaxia porcelain was beautiful, but its most beautiful celadon glaze had long been lost. Lin Ye understood the technique and recreated it perfectly.

At a Huaxia-Japan folk culture exchange conference, the Japanese said, "Our country's samurai swords are the pinnacle of craftsmanship. Huaxia can't compare."

Lin Ye studied the subject briefly, then revealed metallurgical techniques and rediscovered and improved the lost process of cast steel production.

The Japanese said, "Although the tea ceremony originated in Huaxia, tea-twirling performances belong to Japan."

Lin Ye replied, "Oh, really?"

He immediately mastered tea-twirling and, with a deft touch, painted the Great Wall across a cup of tea.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.