This book offers a comprehensive account of the blacksmiths who were once indispensable to people's lives in handicrafts, manufacturing, processing, and both economic and spiritual pursuits. Their founding, birth, and development, as well as their eventual closure or failure, are all miniature reflections of history. Each "point" in the story of a craftsman recounts the entrepreneurial achievements of their ancestors, beginning with an individual case.
Moreover, I think the stories in the book are very real and have historical significance. Just like "The Story of Hulan River", they all describe the lives of ordinary people. I especially like the book about the blacksmith's process of making iron tools. It feels magical. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!
Moreover, I think the stories in the book are very real and have historical significance. Just like "The Story of Hulan River", they all describe the lives of ordinary people. I especially like the book about the blacksmith's process of making iron tools. It feels magical. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!