The Troubled Times of the Republic of China: the Glory Eventually Fell into Pieces

During the Republic of China, foreign enemies bullied the country, the mountains and rivers were broken, and the people were in dire straits. As the birthplace of Shu lacquer, Juan City, a small town in the southwest corner, gradually fell into jail. The sorrow of the broken country and the suffering of the people are happening all the time. Even the intangible cultural heritage left by our ancestors - Sichuan lacquer is in danger of being robbed and destroyed. When the country is in trouble, everyone is responsible. The two major Sichuan lacquer families, Song and Yin in Juancheng, decided to put aside their family grudges and jointly prevent foreign enemies from burning, killing and robbing, and protect the national heritage of intangible cultural heritage lacquer art.