Intangible Cultural Heritage: I Revitalize Lost Skills and Amaze the Whole Country

The shabby wood carving workshop left behind by my grandfather was copied by an unscrupulous colleague. He accused Lin Mo of plagiarism and wanted to nail him to the pillar of shame in the industry. Everyone was waiting to see this country boy kneel down and beg for mercy. At this moment, the Chinese context system was activated! I can master the unique skills of Dongyang woodcarving that have been lost for thousands of years, accurately reproduce the secret recipe for firing Song Dynasty porcelain with cracked glaze, and master the Kesi silk technique that is on the verge of becoming obsolete - do you think I am plagiarizing? Then I'll show you what the real ancestor stuff is. At the township competition, a piece of rotten wood carved by hand made all the experts stand up; at the provincial competition, the burned lost Song Dynasty porcelain made the judges red-eyed; at the national competition stage, the replica of the thousand-year-old brocade directly rubbed the fake work of the so-called "intangible cultural heritage master" on the ground; at the international exhibition, foreigners paid exorbitant prices to buy, and Lin Mo only said lightly: "You can't learn this thing." From a dilapidated house in the countryside to a national cultural museum, from a reviled plagiarist to a master craftsman who carries the banner of China's intangible cultural heritage, Lin Mo has turned old crafts on the verge of disappearing into oriental legends that the world looks up to. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.