The first time they met, he saved her, but she didn’t know he was the one who had rescued her. The second time, she was a volunteer at an archaeological dig, while he was an edgy teenager dreaming of becoming a tomb raider. The third time, she was a special guest on a show as an antiques authenticator, while he was a hugely popular national idol. The fourth time, she had been blacklisted by the antiques authentication world and become a prop master for a historical drama. He recognized her at once and couldn’t help walking over!
"What is history?" This feeling is that yesterday you bought a popsicle at the canteen on a hot afternoon. Today you only know that you bought a popsicle yesterday, but you don't know what happened yesterday. This is time, not memories. A minute or a second of deviation will lead to errors. If you compare it to people, then these histories are memories and pasts. You have to find them bit by bit and engrave them in your heart. The so-called archeology should be used to 'search' and explore with the most pious heart, instead of just remembering the period of time this cultural relic is from, which historical celebrity this tomb belongs to, and how many years it has existed. There is a sentence in the book that says: Archeology is inheritance and protection. When he was young, Mr. Li Ji wrote in his "self-written resume": "If I had the opportunity, I would also like to go to Xinjiang, Qinghai, Tibet, India, and Persia to dig graves, break monuments, look for ancient relics, and find some unwanted antiques to find out the origin of the Chinese people." This is my husband's dream, and it is also my belief.
It's well written, but the heroine's character is a little different from her major, hahaha
The writing is very compact, not procrastinating, and makes you want to read it in one go.
"What is history?" This feeling is that yesterday you bought a popsicle at the canteen on a hot afternoon. Today you only know that you bought a popsicle yesterday, but you don't know what happened yesterday. This is time, not memories. A minute or a second of deviation will lead to errors. If you compare it to people, then these histories are memories and pasts. You have to find them bit by bit and engrave them in your heart. The so-called archeology should be used to 'search' and explore with the most pious heart, instead of just remembering the period of time this cultural relic is from, which historical celebrity this tomb belongs to, and how many years it has existed. There is a sentence in the book that says: Archeology is inheritance and protection. When he was young, Mr. Li Ji wrote in his "self-written resume": "If I had the opportunity, I would also like to go to Xinjiang, Qinghai, Tibet, India, and Persia to dig graves, break monuments, look for ancient relics, and find some unwanted antiques to find out the origin of the Chinese people." This is my husband's dream, and it is also my belief.
It's well written, but the heroine's character is a little different from her major, hahaha
The writing is very compact, not procrastinating, and makes you want to read it in one go.